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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-03
Repair Costs on Automobiles.

4 leading automobile publication says
there is widespread complaint among
owners of cars at the charges they have
to pay at many repair shops. If the
work is done by competent men they
are frequently stuck very high prices,
and often they have to pay good. round
prices and then the work is only half
done.
Ii an automobile owner of Hartford
breaks down with a party OF friends a
hundred miles from here, he has got to
get help where he can and pay whatever
he is asked. The repair man may say
that he win never see this ear again and
he might as well get all he can out Of it.,
And in many towns the general scale of
repair prices is claimed to be unreason-
ably high for everybody. both strangers
and residents, As a result of this feel
ing, it is predicted that legislation will
be asked in many states for licensing
and regulation Of garages and repair
shops No doubt the majority of the
men who run these shops mean to be
honest and fair. They should always
remember that cars and trucks are used
nowadays by great numbers of people Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-03
TALK or THE TOWN


Cook stove and heater for sale at
lo1 Washington street
Officers and members of Bright Star
Rebekah lodge, No. Is, are requested to
meet at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday after
noon at 1880 to attend the funeral serv-
ices OF our late brother, Ernest Houston.
The ladies' aid of the Baptist church
VIII serve supper Wednesday, Feb. 5,
from $3.50 to 7, to which the public is in
ylted. Menu: Spaghetti shepherd pie,
hot rolls, assorted cakes, coffee, Price,
25c.-adv.
On Saturday Goddard students fea-
tured in a game played at the gym. in
the afternoon between the Independents
and Rustlers, the Independents winning,
~ to H. They played a good game Of
passing and Vania started the game by
caglng the first basket. The lineup was
as follows: lndependents-G Douglas IF,
II. Reid If, d. Vania c, c. Bianchi lg, II.
oliver rg. Rustlers-Dobbs rf,. L. Min
ME II L. Cummings c, King lg, Calderara
rg There were two Commute periods.
Referee, Mari. Baskets, Reid z, Bianehi
=, Douglas ?, oliver 2, Vania 2, Dobbs 2,
Cummings, King, Minnie Fouls, Bianchi
Rev Levi Holt, father Of Rev. George
II. Holt, the latter of whom was formerly
pastor Of the First Baptist church in
Barre, died at his home near Topeka,
kans., on Jan. 20, and the interment took
place at Ottawa, Kans., on Jan. "a, &C.
cording to a copy of the Ottawa Herald
which has just been received in Barre.
Those who accompanied the body to OF
tawa were Rev. George Fl. Holt, now of
Corona, Cal, Prof. and Mrs. Howard Holt
OF Oklahoma City, the former being son
OF the deceased; Mrs. J. M. Starkweath.
er, sister, Of Topeka, and Rev. NJ. r.
Holt, brother, of Topeka. 1t will be of
interest to many Barre people to know
that Rev. George II. Holt has until re.
Gently been in the military service, being
stationed as chaplain at Camp Taylor,
Louisville, Ky.
The Goddard basketball team defeated
the Newbury high school team at that
town Friday night by a score of 81 to Is
in fast game. There was good playing
from the start and the floor being quite
slippery there resulted a few minor mis-
haps. A very clean game was played all
the way through by both teams, only one
foul being called. Goddard's excellent
team work far surpassed anything shown
by them this season. Newbury's fast
quintet showed flashes ii speed and team
work but Slayton and Holcomb held them
down. The starring players for New.
bury were Henderson and Taylor and for
Goddard, Mari, Capt" Slayton and
Steve" Slayton. The lineup was as
follows: Newbury-Smith re-, Bailey liz,
Fabian If, Henderson RI, Taylor c. God
dard-"Capt.' Slayton ri, "Scotty" Mari
If, Holcomb lg, Foster Slayton rg. Sam
uelson c, McGarghan. Baskets. Mari IL,
Capt" Slayton s, Steve" SIayton 7,
Henderson 4, Taylor 3. Fabian 4 re-
turn game will be played next Friday
night in the Goddard gymnasium and
everyone is confident that it win be
equally as fast as this one was.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-03

very moderate means as an aid to their
work. These people cannot afford to pay
big figures
The automobile industry has become
one of the greatest in the country and it
should be kept on a sound basis Repair
men should have a good mechanical train
ing under competent instructors so that
they will locate and remove the trouble
the first time, The proprietor Of such a
shop is entitled to a fair return and his
workmen to the wages of any skilled
mechanics, but a tendency to overcharge
will create resentment and may tend to
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-03

legislative action. If the business be-
comes too profitable, too many people
will go. into il, The way to build up a
sound and substantial business for life
time is to charge fair rates which make
long friends.-White River Junction
Landmark.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-03

at the age of 81 years. Old Henry was
an ardent Presbyterian, having attend
ed church with his master about 1000
times, Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-03
One to Pray, the Other to Bray.

Munroe County News" Old Henry
Ben Shields old mule, died last Tuesday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-03
The EASTMAN STORE
BOYCE & WEsCOTT, Props.
Bargains. Bargains!

Special sale on overstocked goods. For quick turnover
and for cash only going to give the benefit OF
these special prices for few days Come early and
bring your basket Our special counter is filled with bargains
you cannot afford to overlook Coffee going higher every
day. Can you afford to miss this?
Spurs Continental Brand worth &c. quick sale price 10 22c
Spurs Concord Brand worth $780, quick sale price H. &c
Spurs Revere Brand worth 42c Quick Sale Price b. 29c
Monadnock Telephone Peas better worth &c quick
sale price
Stark String Beans No quality worth zoe, quick sale
Monadnock Red Kidney Beans worth 2Oc quick sale
price .13c, cans for 25c
Lbbey's medium size Pork and Beans, worth 15c quick
sale price, lOc
White Flower medium size Tomatoes worth 18c; quick
sale price, per
Bee Brand Tomatoes reg price &c. quick sale price
Warmers Macaron and Spaghetti, worth lie; each. &c
Flag Squash large size worth Zoe l3c, for 25c
Blue Star Tomato Catsup worth 18c; per bottle lac
Blue Label Karo Corn Syrup 12b worth 16c 2 for 25c
Blue Label Karo Corn Syrup 5b worth 50c per Ale
Brer Rabbit Moasses in worth 15c quick sale price lie
Golden Drip Syrup in bulk bring Jug ga 75c; q zoe
Pop Corn the cob b. lie; Sheled Corn ID. l2c
New York State Pea Beans, No quality per b....12c
THESE SOAP PRICES ARE LESS THAN WHOLESALE
Clean Easy Soap worth 7c; quick se price Sc for 25c
Export Borax Soap worth 7 quick sale price Sc cakes 25c
u S. Mail Soap worth To- quick sale price &C. cakes 25c
Rabbits Soap, worth &c. quick sale price per cake &c
Swifts Arrow Borax Soap worth &c; per cake &c
Kinks White Flake Soap worth &c quick sale price &c
Lux worth 15c; quick sale price per box
Wilson's Certified Oleomargarne, worth 38c per b.. 33c
Wilson's Majestic Oleomargarne, worth 38c per h. .33c
KoKo Nut Oeomargane worth 38c; quick sale price 33c
Van Camps Pork and Beans med size, worth &c .1Sc
Van Camps Canned Spaghetti med size worth &c 18c
Van Camps Tomato Soup worth lie; quick sale for 25c
These goods charge delivered Keep your eye
window for bargains 1t will pay you.
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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-04-18
Six-Hour Day
Five-Day Week Favored BY
Coal Miners.

Indianapolis, Ind.-A six-hour work
day and fve-day ween, wage in
increases, naturalization of coal min
es and the right to organize and bar
gain collectively with the government
we're the principal declarations at
the last meeting of the policy COM
mittee of the United Mine Workers,
which was attended by It's represent
atives of that organization.
These recommendations it was stat
ed, were intended to be notice 20
the government and the operators
that the coal miners will demand
wage increases, instead of reductions,
and that they will endeavor to en-
force a shorter work day. 1t was
also stated that British miners are
now attempting to establish the siA-
hour day and increase wages, and
that Premir Lloyd George has de-
clared that this would place Britisn
coal operators in an unfair position to
compete with American mines, now
operated on an eight-hour basis.
Members of the policy committee
stated that if the declarations are
made effective they would not only
benefit American miners, but British
members as well, because the objec-
tions raised by the British govern
ment would be removed.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-04-18

future attitude toward the labor
movement In the United States. me
business men on the commission were:
E. Il. Gundlach, of the printing indus
try, Chicago; R. Caldwell, textile
industry, New York; Dorr E. Felt,
machinery industry, Chicago; ". II.
Ingersoll, watch industry, New York;
r. r. Otis, building industry, Atlanta,
and Eldon B. Keith, shoe industry,
Brockton, Mass. The latter died IN
London of pneumonia.
The report states that employers IN
Great Britain generally recognize the
desirability of collective bargaining,
and that there are many intimations
of direct action" and complete
overturning of the present social
structure. "But we believe" says the
report, ''the more extreme demands
are limited to class that has been
thinking and talking along these lines
for years.
"The issue, however, is squarely
drawn on the demand of the working
people to have better industrial day.
They seek not merely small non-es-
sentials, nor common place essentials,
but real step forward in their condi-
tion of life and labor"
The commission declares that the
spirit of genuinely better new (and
not novel; era is being fostered by
widely varied elements of Great Bri-
tain's industrial system"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-04-18
No CoutaminaiIRg Qualities or "FIIIsr"

A limited quantity OF this fine fer
tiiizer is offered for sale by the City
Of1cials of Columbus who have de-
tsrmined to give users the benefit of
low prices. rather than continue to
sell to the Fertilizer Trust, who re-
sell to the consumer at huge profits.
You can order in 10o-lb or ton lots
sacked or In bulk-and save big
money.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-04-18
UNIONISM
Being Accepted BY British
Employers.

Washington If the movement gen
orally described in a loose way as
'bolshevism" is to be offset in the
United States, business men must
quickly revise their ideas regarding
the labor question.
This, indirectly, is the meaning of
report submitted by commission
composed entirely of employers who
went to Great Britain to study indus
trial conditions under authorization by
the department of labor Several of
the employers are well known oppo-
nents of organized labor, and trade
unionists will watch with interest their
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-04-18

The price 0R this setter grade of
fertilizer has been Baae lower tkam
you have ever Bought it's equaI be-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-04-18
FERTII-EzE
Fer Farmers, Gardnars, Nurserrmen

Thoroughly Sterile, bat Ras An
Features of Mfgk-Priced Fertilizer
IN Tfmes 10 Times RTImes
N as Much I More as Mach
PhompkoTiG NifF0Gem Potash
Acid an Than Manare Ias Manure
Manure
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-04-18

Remittances must be made In cash.
money order or on c. o. = shipments
Write, wire or call, addressing all In
cuiries to II. ID. Banks, sup't Munici-
pal Reduction Plant. Phone Mafn
slS, City Nall. Cslum suH. Ohio.
March 2S-4t
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-04-18

The Ohio State Fertilizer Bu-
reau has analyzed this fertilizer
and endorses it as more eff1cient
than manure
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-04-18
Especially Adapted for

Truck farms, gardeners, nursery men,
small fruit growers. corn and tobacco
raisers. and others who do not renew
chemical elements of their land by
crop rotation.
ONLY 1000 TONS AyAuARIE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
CODtinueA.

LUNCHROOM-Best stand in the booming city
of Alexandria: S15 600 last years receipts.
best Of reasons for selling. Address Box 263 Il.
Star Office a6s
ON ACCOUNT of i'll health will rent din
ing room In apartment house. completely fur
nished: will seat about 80 people: also will
rent furnished rooms II desired; only small
capital required; good chance for one that
understands this business: possession June LIST.
Address Box :6i-B. Star office.
SODA FOUNTAIN. cigar and confectionery:
modern fixtures: vicinity two car barns and
Washington barracks: bargain. Call, between
and pm. 1885 Az ST. s.w. 500
STORE for sale at 625 oath st. NV.
TO A GENTLEMAN OF executive ability with
capital Of about s.. 600 can offer excel
lent business interest in a manufacturing
Germ in Washington: thorough investigation
permitted and expected in return. Address
Rox o5.-R Star office a6s
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE-COntinueA.

LABORERS wanted for pick
and shovel work. Adams Mill
road and Kenyon st. 7:3O Tues
day, May 9th; 45c per hour, g.
hour day. Get off Mt. Pleasant
car at Kenyon st. and walk 4
blocks west and ask for Mr..
William Todd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-26

BOY. white, II. for general work around store
nust be strong and willing; $l2 to start. 427
Eth st NV.