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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-01
EAST CHARLOTTE

The mid-week prayer meeting Will be
held on Thursday evening of this week
at the home of Mrs. Cornelia Claxton.-
A DAY supper will be given at the
vestry by the Ladies' Aid society next
Friday evening. The Ladies will be.
gin serving supper at six o'clock.-The
body of Mrs. Idelle Powell wife of Wes-
ley N. Powell, which was placed in the
vault of Lake View cemetery in Burl-
ing last winter. was brought here Sum
day morning for interment in Morn
ingside cemetery. Prayers were said
at the grave by Lieutenant Vinton w.
Mitchell, student preacher for the Bap-
fist society here. Mr.. Powell and his
family were former residents in Char
lotte.--Mr and Mrs. William Jewell at
tended burial services at Ferrisburg
Center, Saturday, for Russell Jewell,
the formers cousin. who died in Ben
nington early in March and whose body
has since been in a receiving vault
In Bennington awaiting interment in
Ferrsburg.-County Agent, Roy w.
Peaslee, at the farm of G. NJ. Hazard
Thursday afternoon will conduct a pig
self feeding demonstration. Mr.. Painter,
Of the Extension Service will be present
and will give a talk on feeding and
pasturing. Miss Hazel l. Cassidy. home
demonstration agent, will give a fire.
less cooking demonstration and how to
! manufacture one, at the Baptist ves-
try at two o'clock in the afternoon
Word comes of the marriage of Miss
! Christina Voigt, daughter of T.. r. Voigt
of this town, and Arthur Fisher of
Schenectady, n. ". on Wednesday
morning. April 49, at Troy, N Y, They
will spend the summer with Mrs. Fish
er's father in the southern part OF
Charlotte--If weather conditions are
favorable the troop Of Boy Scouts will
take a hike to Thompsons Point next
Saturday to visit cave there.-Mrs
Howard Stearns. who is slowly recov-
erlng from a severe illness, is with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs II. S. Fonda, al
present for an indefinite stay, to rest
and recuperate.-Mrs. Ralph Whalley
and son, and her sister, Mrs. Burleigh
of Lee Mass. and son, who are here
for the summer. have returned from
a visit of several days with their sis
tiers. Mrs Tower of Shelburne, and Mrs
Hart of South Burlington.-Albert Cart
er has a telephone installed at his resi-
dence-Charles Dow and l.. r. Voigt
have returned home from a week END
visit in New Haven with the formers
sister, Mrs. George Eagan.-F. w. Car
penter and Thomas d. Hart motore6
to Colchester Center. Thursday to at.
tend b. II. Carpenters auction of farm
property-Mrs. Walter Horsford. who
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Homer Fonda, for week. has re.
turned to her home in Colchester-H
II. Farrand of Bakersfield, Is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. F. w. Carpenter, In.
definitely. Mrs. farrand. who accom-,
named her husband is with her daugh.
ter. Mrs Grey Baldwin at Monkton fol
the present
Miss Christina A. Weight of this plac,
and Arthur w. Fisher OF 400 Mumforo
street, Schenectady, N. Y, were married
April % by the Rev A. w. Rogers a
llO6 state street they were ATTENDED
INV Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sebast. Aftel
a wedding trip they will be at home a
North Ferrisburg,
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SWANTON

Deputy Collector of Customs c. {. Gale,
who has been in charge of the local port
for several months. has been transferred
to Montreal His place has been takes
by S. d. Seward, of Richford. Mr.. Sew.
ard will move his family to Swanton ant
will occupy Mrs. Cars house on Green.
witch street.-Llewellyn Jones went yes.
terday to Vineland, Ont, where he hat
position.-Guy Cray, who Is employed
in Greenfield, Mass. is the guest of hi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Cray.-Mis
Henrietta Riendeau went Tuesday te
Highgate, where she will pass the sum-
mer with Mrs. Morey.-Lewis Hogle is i'll.
"A. ii. Dinsmore, of st. Johnsbury, was
an over-Sunday guest in town-Howard
Pratt has gone to Waterbury, where he
has employment,-Anth Monet re-
turned to his studies at st. Michael's Col
lege, Winooski, Monday.
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located at Grove City, Pa. When com
pleted, the new creamery will be
A bupped to handle not only whole milk
.5r its Boston trade but variety Of milk
products which will take care of its sur
plus milk during the flush season. The
company in the past year and a half
has doubled its business and completely
outgrown its present quarters at Shell
hurne Falls. 1t recently increased its
capital stock from $500 to $4,000 for the
purpose of building this new plant Mr..
Harrington, of whom the company bought
it's site, was a generous subscriber to the
new stock and had the honor Of re-
ceiving the first stock certificate issued
A foundation is now being put in for a
large Gaming factory on the other side of
the railroad track from the creamery and
the buildings will be ready for canning
corn. another farm produce this spring.
The combined mems and women's
committees for the Victory Loan on
the opening day of the campaign
secured subscriptions amounting to
$4,000, exceeding Shelburnes quota by
$1,000. The women's committee, con-
sisting of Mrs. j. S. Norton, chairman;
Mrs. w. ]. White, Mrs. Walter sutton.
Mrs. George Palmer, Mrs George Lewis,
Miss Agnes Crowley, Mrs. Walter Wells,
Mrs. w. Graham, secured $4,000 of this
amount. A German parade helmet was
presented to Robert Towers, chairman
of the mems committee who secured
the largest amount of subscriptions.
Mr.. Towers turned in signed applica-
tons amounting to S25,750. Mrs. w. j.
White of the women's committee came
! next with subscriptions amounting to
$4,000. Mr.. Towers has presented tho
l..
! The trustees and librarian of the H.
brory wish to express their apprecia-
= ton of the gift.
There will be n meeting of the Ladies'
| improvement society this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. C. NJ. Russell.
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MILTON

An entertainment THE Goose Creek
Line" was given at st. AIMS hall
last evening. The proceeds were for
the benefit of the Milton schools.-The
w. G. T. u, will hold it's annual meeting
Tuesday. May 6. at three o'clock with
Mrs. II. RI Fuller..-The every member
canvass for the United Church last Sun
day was very successful. lunch was
served at the Congregational vestry to
the canvassers beofre the evening SER
vice, while the results of the canvass
were brought together.-The Rev. F. +.
Talbee and family have arrived in town
and will occupy the Congregational par
sonagc as soon as their goods arrive
Charles Morrisey has sold his farm to
Arthur Kennedy. Eugene Laraway has
sold his house on River street to the
International Paper company.-News
has been received of the arrival OF
Lawrence Martin at Brooklyn after
about two years duty overseas. He IL
now i'll with influenza at base hospita
at Brooklyn.-NIrs. Jane Flynn has sold
her place on Railroad street to NJ. j
Perry.--Joseph Parrot has moved tC
Swanton and will make his home will
his sister. Mrs. Deleney who has beer
keeping house for him for several years
Mrs. James Barbour has sold her place
on North River street to Robert Rich.
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HINESBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bissonette and
son. Emanuel, have gone to Springfield.
Mass. having received word that their
son, Archie. was just alive with pneu-
monia at the hospital there.-Miss Mary
Somers has returned to her school in
Pittsburg, n. H.-Mrs Edward Kelley
has returned home from the Fanny Allen
hosptal.-Lynn Patrick and Ralph Nc
kenzie visited their parents Sunday
Mrs. J. II. Somers returned home from
the Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday.
Claude Holcomb has the mumps.-Carrie
and Hazel LaBelle are i'll with the
measles.
Miss Hazel l. Cassidy, county home
demonstration agent, will conduct a fire.
less cooker bee at the town hall Satur-
day afternoon. May 3, at 1880 o'clock.
Further information can be obtained re-
garding this bee from Mrs. F. A. Hefflon.
Mrs. Fred Lawrence died April II, al
her home from a shock. Interment was
in North Ferrsburg. She Is survived by
her husband. six sons and two daugh-
tiers. Walter, Milo. Floyd. Fred and
Kenneth of this town, Herbert of Ros'
lindale. Mass. Mrs. w. Blanchard OF
Ticonderoga, N. Y. and Miss Bessie OF
Hinesburg. -Mrs. w. Blanchard OF
Ticonderoga, n. Y, was called home by
the death of her mother. Mrs. Fred
Laurence.
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ton, George Kecfc, George Daley. Ed
ward J. Wall, c. G.. Allard William
Murphy, M. L. and A. NJ. Smith, James
Graney, Fred Minor, Judge II. f. Wolcott,
J. e. Flint. b. J. Pianfetti, Ralph
Bernadini, Alex Sicgel. Louis =. Allard,
Louis Alapa, William Marsh, George
Valley, Robert Ryerson, Erwin Thomas,
Urban Abair. Theophile Simard. +. *.
Packard. James S. O'Brien, Jerry O'Bricn,
Arthur Valley. J. II. McGreevey. w. e.
Mcbride, w. G. Bushey Olivia Richard
Raymond Allen, George Finnigan. Franl,
c. Allard and Miss Mary Allard. After
the adjournment of the mass meeting a
meeting of the executive committee was
held and Joseph Couchon was made clerk
and q. II. Horton, treasurer The com.
mttee appointed the various committee
which were composed of the band commit
tee, advertising committee, ticket commit
tie, committee on parade, transportation
committee, banquet committee, speakers
committee and reception committee. The
following are on the band committee
George II. Horton, Edward Bashaw, John
O'Brien; advertising committee. Miss NJ
Allard. William Marsh. the Rev. r. II
Washburne, f. Edward Allard. William
Murphy and Louis Alapa; ticket commit
tee. II. l. Stanhope, John C. Flint; James
Graney. Edward Wall, l.. T. Mongeor
and Bert Dubuc; committee on rade
Principal G. r. Stackpole, Arthur Valley
Robert Ryerson. George Finnigan, George
Daley, Frank c. Allard, Hector Huard
Transportation committee. C. S. Lord. G
f. Whitney. Bert Dubuc and Fred Minor
Banquet committee. Hector Huard. Prin'
cipal Stackpole, Louis =. Allard; commit
tee on speakers, c. S. Lord. Louis Mon
geon and c. w. Whitney; reception COM
mittee, board of village trustees and Sc
lectmen of the town of Colchester. The
committee as a whole will meet Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock in Horton hall tt
make report and to complete arrange
ments.
Edward Bessette of Hull died o
| appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Tuesday at 900 p. m. He leaves
besides his mother and father. eigh
brothers and three sisters. The serv
| ice will be held Friday morning a
| eight o'clock with burial in 81
| Francis Navicr cemetery.
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MILTON BORO

Miss Kathrync Howard has resigned
her position as teacher of the Milton Boro
school, Miss Mable Newton will take her
place.-Mildred Evarts spent Sunday at
II. T.. Bullock 's.--Mrs. William Gonyeau
spent Thursday at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Notwithstanding Carr
was at the home of William Decker April
27-Duell Decker is home from Georgia
Academy i'll with tonsilitis.--Mrs. Fern
Richards is at the home Of her father,
William Decker-Vcrnon Bullock and
Harry Richards were in St. Adams April
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. j. Z. Atkins and Mrs Benjamin
Douglas returned from New York Sun
day, where they have been to meet their
brother, Lieut.. Col. Berry.-Mrs. Earl
Bullock and little daughter are visiting
relatives in town.-Wiliam Canton has
moved to Bellows Falls,-Mr. Buxton Is
moving into the house vacated by Mr.
Canton.-Mr. and Mrs. T. b. Whalen
were in Montpelier Sunday to attend
IA funeral.-Arthur Latt arrived in town
Wednesday morning after being overseas
for IS months.-Mrs. +. III. Chessmore
accompanied by her mother. left fol
Washington, d. c., Monday night. Mrs
Chessmore will spend two weeks with hei
q Isl er Mrs. Lee.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

The annual election of officers OF
Ethan Allen Lodge, f. and A. NJ. was
held last Thursday with the following
elected Worshipfu master, DR.. j. A.
Hunter: senior warden. NJ. Il. Clark
junior warden, William Wool; treasurer,
I. L. Huntley; secretary, j. Fl. Viele;
senior deacon, n. !. Boyden; junior war
den, +. F. MacKenzie senior steward.
G. l.. Howard; Junior steward. Harris
Drury: tyler. George w. Taft: chaplain,
w. E. Gregory: marshal, Henry Baldwin,
The lodge is in a prosperous condition
and large number Of members have
been added to the roll of membership.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Delphine.
daughter Of Vital Yandow of Park street,
and John ]. Enright of Burlington was
solemnized early Tuesday morning at
the Church of the Holy Family by the
pastor, the Rev. J. 3. l.. Pouliot. The
bridal pair left on the 7:40 "A. m. train
for Boston, New York. Philadelphia and
Washington. Upon their return. as soon
as repairs are completed on the house
which Mr. Enright recently purchased
OF Mrs. G. S. Isham, South Willard
street, Burlington Mr.. and Mrs. Enrigh'
will be at home to their friends. Or
account of recent deaths in the fami-
lies of both contracting parties. the wed
ding was very quiet. Miss Yandow for
merly lived in Burlington, where she is
we'll and favorably known, and came tc
Essex Junction several years ago to care
for an invalid mother, where she has
made host of friends. Mr.. Enright i:
one Of Burlington's prominent lawyers
and is United States commissioner. Boil
have the best wishes of their numerou!
acquaintance.
Mrs. J. d. Dufresne, who, with Il ,r hus
band and little child, has been visiting
Mrs. Parrish Patten. is very ill at Mrs
Nellie Martins sanitarium. threatened
with pneumonia.
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RICHMOND

A masquerade ball will be held at the
high school room Friday evening, May 2.
Music will be furnished by the high school
orchestra.-The marriage of Miss Rebccca
McGovern and William McGraw, former
ly of st. Adams took place at the Church
of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Mon
day morning at eight o'clock, the Rev.
A. p. Clermont performing the ceremony
Miss Ruth Crosby of Burlington was
maid of honor and Mr. Marcett of St.
Adams best man. A wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the bride after
which the happy couple left for New
Jersey, where they will make their home.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. McGarghan were
| In Montpelier SUNDAY to attend the flu
neral of the late John Cheney Miss
Barrett of Jericho was the guest of her
sister over Sunday.-Prin. r.. ]. Clouse
has returned from Hardwick, where he
was called by the death of his MOTHER
Charles Berry was recently the guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Berry
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Barney have pur-
chased of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Gauvin
there house and will take possession OF
same at once.-Miss Mary Murphy OF
Shelburne was the guest of her uncle
NJ. Murphy. over Sunday. w. Berr,
was in New York last week to meet his
brother. Major Stanley Berry, who re-
Gently returned from France.
Ire Richmond delegation to the con
ference for girls will include four mem
bers of the Christian Endeavor socet,
of the Congregational Church They arr
Miss Melissa Olmstead, Miss Frederick;
Teelyea. Miss Beatrice Shand. and Mis-
Edna Pettibone. Rutland promises t
give the girls of Vermont a grand thre
days such as the boys have severa
times enjoyed previous to the war, il
different places of conference led by tn
lY. NJ. c. A. The present meetings ar
conducted by the Y. w. C. A.-The All
Circle" of Kings Daughters will NEE
Friday in the parlors of the Congrega
tional Church and will be entertained b.
Mrs. Barron and Mrs. Harley Kenyon.
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CHARLOTTE

Mrs. Mary Williams and daughter,
Mrs. F. H. Chessmore. of Jones'
vile, leave this week for Washing
ton, ID. c., to visit relatives.-Master
Sidney Falby is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
G. II. Root of Boston.--Owing to the UNI
pleasant night, there was a small attend
ance at the supper given by the Ladies'
Aid Friday About SIG was realized.-M.
o. French is i'll with bad attack of grip
The plany. clubbing a Husband" was
repeated in Shclburne Wednesday eve
ning.-Miss Kate Smith of Burlington
visited relatives in town last week.-Mrs.
Peter Auchman and family have gone to
Middlebury to join Mr.. Auchman, who
has a position near there.-Lieut. Howard
Walton of the Canadian mounted rifles
of Brockton has been visiting his aunt
Mrs. ]. L. Ramsey.
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SHELBURNE

The Shelburne Cooperative Creamery
company has purchased from Henry
Harrington lot on which it proposes to
soon begin the erection of a new. modern
creamery plant The lot has a frontage
hurne village and runs west to the tracks
of the Rutland railroad which will give
the company the best of shipping facili'
ties. Plans are now being prepared fol-
the building which Is to be constructed
somewhat along the lines of the United
States governments model creamery
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HUNTINGTON

Fred Sears died very suddenly at his
home Saturday afternoon. He laid down
on the couch after dinner, asking his
wife to call him at four o'clock. When
she went to arouse him and could not
DR.. Falby was hastily summoned and at
once pronounced life extinct. He leaves
a wife, four daughters and one son. who
have the sympathy of the community in
this unexpected sorrow The Missionary
society met at the parsonage We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Adams. -
The Thursday evening prayer service
will be with Mr.. and Mrs. John Pres
cott.-Mrs. George Swinyer is i'll.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mrs. Clarence Swinyer and children
of Rochester are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Liberty.-Mrs. w.
L. Ring and Mrs. II. L. Hallock are i'll.
IT. r. Strong visited friends in Bristol
the first of last week.-Mrs.. Jerusha
Taft is with Mrs. burlington in Starks-
boro.
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Miss Nora Hnsdale and Clark Hinsdale
were in Burlington Saturday.-Carl Aver
has been confined to the house few days
with bronchiUz.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wescott and son, Linus. of Williston,
we're In town recently.-Edward Kehoe
was in Richmond Sunday.-Mr and Mrs.
X. II. North were in Burlington recently.
Mrs. Kate Purcell is il.-Scott Parcher
from overseas is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. n. T.. Parcher. Scott has many
thrilling adventures to tell of he was
wounded In his right knee, In his face.
shot through the left hip and bayonet
wounded in his arm. All are pleased to
see Scott looking so week.-Mrs. Ina Isham
has returned after being gone number
of months.-Mrs. Ethel Young and chill
dren have moved into town.
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ST. GEORGE

Miss Cicily Donahue was visitor IN
Burlington Saturday.-Mr' ana MIS- Laur-
ence Wellinger. daughter, Apoie. and
con LAURENCE, were in Burlington Satur-
Master Charles Mott spent Satur-
aav IN Burlington,--Mr. and Mrs. A. b.
Hw;,,,a ms and two children and Mr.. Will
,,an,s, father and mother OF Burlington
listed at the home Of Ira Chase Sunday.
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EAST SHELBURNE

The Progressive Agricultural club
will meet at the home of Frank At
wood Friday evening The pupils of
the sutton schools will furnish the
program.
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lington Robert Faulkins Is moving into
the house at the village owned by
Gordon Perry.
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ENOSBURG

The meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society will be held Saturday
afternoon in the vestry OF Memorial
Church Mrs. G.. ID. Raymoro Is the
leader.-Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Reed and
family, who have spent the winter at
Enosburg Falls, are moving back to their
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former 101st Ammunition Train, who
were recently discharged at Camp
Devens. returned home Tuesday evening.
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| wick was novel and picturesque. The
background was of flags and red, white
and blue bunting. In the center back
ground was the statue of Liberty with
her lighted torch, and directly above her
hung large gold eagle, symbols of free
dom and democracy. The lighting effect
which added greatly to the splendor Of
the scene was In charge of Charles
LeClair. Following the entertainment
dancing was enjoyed. Feltons orchestra
furnishing music.
| Mrs. Alice L. (OdelD Corliss. wife of
J. 0. Corliss, died at her home on Bish-
op street Wednesday morning at $40
O'Clock after an illness of three years
The funeral arrangements have not
been completed. Besides her husband.
Mrs Corliss is survived by three sis
ters Miss Amanda Odell, of Plattsburg,
~ Y, Mrs. Walton Van Vliet and Mrs
Albert Wilsey, both of Lacolle Que, and
one brother, william Odell, of Cadillac
Mich
Frank II. Topper. who recently re-
! ceived his discharge from the navy,
has returned to Burlington, where he
will resume his position as night sta
tion master at the Union Station. He
has been visiting his parents. at the
home of his father, George II Topper.
! Lieut.. Eilene Lawrence, who has been
| overseas with the American Red Cross
for the last year, has arrived In this
| city and is at the home of her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Lawrence
News has been received of the birth of
h, a nine-pound son to Mr., and Mrs. Paul
r. Lynch of Somersworth, N. H., for
merly of this city.
Capt. Raymond " n. Bliss, medical
corps. has been appointed surgeon-in-
chief of General Hospital No. 81, Car
isle. Pa. a United States army hospital
Of 600 patients from the overseas force.
Captain Bliss is the son of Fred w.
Bliss of Georgia and is well known in
this city.
4 Charles Smith and Athel Davis of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-08

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SALESMEN WANTED
SAI.ESMEN

LARGE rubber manufactur- CT wants services perma- nently of three dependable merchandise salesmen of proven sales ability and possessing clean records territories adjacent to Bir- mingham and New Orleans. Salary with travelling ex- penses; preference given road salesmen now em- ployed; rubber experience not necessary. Telephone MT. s. H. Cunningham, Tut wiler hotel, after 9 a. m. to- day for appointment.
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w. NTED-Three men capable of manag- inG Bludwine bottling plants. now open ing in North and South Carolina; re- tLrDed soldiers preferred Answer with references, Bludwine Company, Athens. Ga
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For Aberdeen-Angus Cattle
 -Write- J. M. Allen, Kingston, Tenn.

The army surgeon now finds that by connecting one terminal of a telephone the patients skin and the other terminal ito a metallic probe it Impossible to dis cover bullet located in mans body Directly the probe touches the bullet imbedded in the stissuesaa grating sound Is heard in the telephone receiver ThiS method not only reduces the time of search, but prevents serious disturbance of the patients tissues
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-AGE-HERALD WANT ADS ( (fa4%p'" 4So5
,EST SALESMEN AIT THE LEAST SALARY-AGE-
AUTOMOBILES

OR SALE--One Alec 6-ton and one Chalmers 2-ton truck; these machines are now being rebuilt with every wearing part replaced new; guaran- teed in perfect condition; the small one is fine for city use, and the large one for heavy duty of any kind, any place. Address McCulloch- -Huggins Lumber Co. 9o7S Empire Bldg. city. Phones Main 6S72, office; resi- dence Main 7e7l