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The Keota news., 1919-06-27
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Eaails1sWavfs Life.

Superstition. readers viii be inter-
aststi in the following extraordinary
story. ot which the hero In Ar. T. u.
rsrtiweil. the weil-kn0wn and popular
fleet street journalist.
Ms. Cortiwsil has been literally
foygsd by the number thirteen 1t
was IN the 18th day Of the month
char hs went tn France, thae be went
into action, soe his hrsr leave and re-
rnrns,i To take up bis c',unmisstnu- II
o-as In rh.. thirtssnrh tsne. In line L.
camp Il that ha had bis drse lod4-
menc Ia France. The tent contained
I3 men. Hs had I3 cnys In hospital
Hs was given No. = ptliA And. r.
turning To evil work on Jannary L.
he found that his old room had bsen
rsnumbsrss! Ii3
Now count up the eotnc1dsncsst Iou
VIII dnd Il Sf them m.-Answefs. Loo
don.
The Keota news., 1919-06-27
One an si,s JudQA

A certain judge cnIld nar cnnrs'ni his
tsssaper. amt consequently cnuid nne
cnnrrni other ps.nple. ons dnY thsrs
was unusual dlsart.r in cnurr. an'i nc
laat r,,s I,itus cnuld endure ir nn
longer.
'Ir IN lmpassihis IA allow rnis per-
sistsnr cnnr.mpt II cnurt Ia sn on
he exclaimed. and ! shall be- fnrcssi
ro IN ra tsss .str-ms l.ng'si nf taking
III. IN. stsp r!,at will srnp IL"
There wna u lnns silence. then ons.
NJ the leading cn'insssi rnsss. anti with
inst q rrncs ~ sn,iis. inanir-si: {: IT
lr pl.nss. ynar honor. frnm whar dnss
will your resignation cake sffss.sT
The Keota news., 1919-06-27
COLORADO WWD uo1W

N MINOR OF C0u ~ -
aariy of Canon City, whs y prsad0e
Of rs,s Nat1nnai EDITORIAL Ass0ciae1on
which cnuvanas in SaArt1As. WASH, In
Augnst. Hns Of rhs biv shtps of me
new Unirad Arares merchant marine
which will ba launched Ia that c1fy
On Auvune ldth, will hs namsd CAdnn
Ciry, In honor of Mr.. Hardy's h0m@
unwn Members Of the National Ddi-
toriaI anxaninr1Du will bA 1nAstS az
honor On rhin OCCASION and ArS. aarfy
will act AZ sponsor ar rha launching.
rha vessel IL at rha newest natrsfn.
heinv az sraAi contradiction and ps,sr
ss.,apesx al the mosiarn tsnrnres Of mar
iuima constructions.
Flock -mnstars m rha San Juan ha-
sin. particularly In eh4 Aancns dis
rrtcY, rep0rr rfaa cbnHtane ls,aa of shssp
trnm their bandA. which, they Aay, u
cnnrinnsst throughout eha seAsou. VIII
rnb them Of niajne portion oe the
years. prnt!rA. rhA shsspman a!sa, Asy
ttar when sheep wsfs sailing ac Low
prices they seldom Il ever lose ahAsp
in any way sxcspc through raids By
predatory animaiA An orxani2ad e.
carr Is being n,ada 10 ind OUT whether
tlsrs il q band ot sheap rustlafs who
ara systematically rubbing tie herds
By taking only Q few head Of aheep af
Q amA.
\ nsw r-cnert In oas days mining OF
pres!ouS metals has been sscaht,s6sd
ny Fred Dnpp OF Jamestown. ~ Tar
a. rhs Central district 10 cnnesfued
by the opening up OF vein of high
grade silver and zoid ORE. rha end
was made ou chA new Rival claim OF
rhs Black Rnae grnup abouc rwo and
nns-ha.s miles snurh of tina camp. His
shipment. which WA nf more than I've
rouA was brnasar To the Bsaides
sampiins works and Yielded him .
Day check of SI.?a. 10
Grand Mesa may become eoe a he
xrsAsAxe Of Cneie Sans naftooAl
paris. Il the proposals. Of the western
SiopA boosters are aeead upoa b. Coz
grssa IN The form Of necessary laGlD-
lar!ou and aepeopesaftooa One -
zesssoa vaa that the useaa. ooe Of eAa
mnss beautiful potnes Ia America.
through the aid Of returned soldiers.
cnuid easily Be converted iaeo tie
beauty land oe Amessea. b4sidas diving
emp,oymane % the soldie9A
Passsoes from foeey-four states are
receiving ereafmsne ae Hospital No.
q as Aurues. according to iafoeUA.
t:oa complied frpm Red Crpma records
hy MIN Cfaes u. Smith. librarian ss
the rscupsfstioo camp. There are also
paftents from Finland. CanAdA,
Italy. Sweden Ireland England
and tie Philippine Islands. nli-
aots leads with 10. more than ev1es
A. aaaay - any other state. rs1seoo.
sin snd Missouri have ia each.
4 batfie-scarred phoooGF,pA vAieA
the Elks Lodge Of Nootruss dooated
TO the members Of Battery r Of TIE
1osr Division Of the American Expe-
ditiouary Forresl has been returned to
them BY the boyA who are now ae
camp Funston. This instrument vas
carried rAfouxh many battles BY the
local boys bat ID skill in good playing
condition. although there are several
bulles wounds b its framework
Tn. Rocky Mountain NstieaaI park
viii receive from Congress this year
only the $1,000 annual allowance for
maintenance heretofore granted, nj.
though . fight Was made By Paris
Director stephen T. Mather to have
added to The regular appropriation
tN.0O for road building The sundry
civil bill reported to the House of Rep
The Keota news., 1919-06-27

fAa prices AZ cnsfhn and lina1 have
been dnuhlsd ny the var. Lan9t1an
snear sarvica by nSins Red Crnas BAG
Hue Ia cna laundry. An gruesra. Sc.
The Keota news., 1919-06-27
~ YrWG

~ UPU6 Il
Rufus, o1aAv you feeling Tsily
"Ne. 81 r. nne GeslIn' very re-
nA"
-Havs ysa enasuitsd Jour to~.
Rufusr
no. saA: ah's doos da. sab
Why1 Arsar yoa willing 70 ;r:s
your doesoe. 11faDr
-OA. 20. aA: b93 - trouble e s.s
aoe - alrgs81a1 vtllin' to c-us :.
aah.--Yookass 0eaessman-
coaQossnO NeesA
Truly. - ~ azss gir you ere
kinsdr
Yea ass. dasilnG: aAd Il makes :.
AAppy b haa1 20 ~ I An the a.,
man wAo sse1 EaDed yo0."
II IN eAa 11se how does I: h,i.
Pen yoa - e - expeestyy
-A1d Il I IN IL aEse. hox 30 !a
knoW wAasAse - 4 sxpefsiy o: COT!
.-EeAAaGa
W0uo6 Teoobso Aayons.
-Pose JooaD = 1o0bled With !yss-r
aa-.
well, ~ vo03AAt bar
oM0sG
Z planned ~ Ao0os 81 Of rny OF:
bod" "OA, I 616nt noW Il vas
0ooAnn hoan0
When speakine of her age 3 ~otsa,
doesn't ten 20 ooe thing today a.:
The Keota news., 1919-06-27

G'adnsss IL Appreciated onl7 by those
whn know whnf sadness L.
The Keota news., 1919-06-27

Rainbow chas.rs s.s at least Q run
foe their money.
The Keota news., 1919-06-27

Wait!
-Phwat's thot noise. Nrx. Nullaiyr'
MARY AIMS peaee1ein' tn scaieA-
-BeEoera. she mushf weigh q 1oo -
The Keota news., 1919-06-27
The Usual rhsaQ

There does nor ss,em ro be much
frnfernai spirit snanux Jour csuxsns." :"
snid he sp.c,acissi s',esr. They ap-
pear 10 bs alrnnsr ae swneds' points
WITH ench osnsr-nacxhir:ns sn~aspiua
dssnnunc.nu. and
Yep" refurnei th. landlord nf the
tavern ar waync-rhshind. -Ear that's
all an the surface. jgst wait 1T. sams
Stranger cnr,ss Ia town and gets iaco
t-nuhie and you'll behold united emu
niunir7 jump INFO him with both feet
and In one vntrr r"-kansas City Star.
The Keota news., 1919-06-27

When speaking of her age ~oza,
doesn't ten - 90 thing today a.:
another Ting tea yeafs later.
The Keota news., 1919-06-27
The Wsy Aeo0~1


Mr.. waksup-whsfe did Ma d
Style get her new hat?
Mrs B,ass-Thae's . problem Sh<
bought IL with the money which hee
husband borrowed from her uncle. who
had WOO II 10 . poker game from her
brother. 20 whom ahe had loaned ie
shortly after her mother had taken ie
from her fathers pockets and give1 ie
70 her foe . birthday presen&-Nsw
Yort Globe.
That laN0vs0s ~ ovea
-!Ah. Jour idloms. I cannot gasp
them
What's the trouble. couney'
The politician u happy because ~
vas whitewashed"
"Yesr
Yet the baseball pitcher Who was
vhisevaahed today. ~ = ad---Ka1-
- City Journal
9Uoteet - cAaN0a.
-NsA Smi,h-Jooes u Q decided
bioote. isn'e sh<r ~Yes. bat she
ooly deeid<d last week--SeFay
Ssoe1ea-
-Phwat.s thot noise. Mr.. Nullaiy p
MARY AIMS praesie1n' tn scatea.-
The Keota news., 1919-06-27

Wou10 1soubso Aayons.
-Poee JooaD = nv0bled With 9yss@r
/:
Well. ~ vooSdAt bsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
SHERIFF'S FORCE
RECEIVERS ANOTHER
STOLEN AUTOMOBILE
Car stolen by Fulton Bank Robbers Re
covered by Clever Work on Part of
County Officials.

Another stolen automobile has been
recovered by Sheriff Hastings and his
deputies in the car that was found in
the Seventeenth street. Warwood. ga
rage. which was rented ny John Du-
playa. alias Mike Wicscik, and kastmir
pnhaS. the two men who confessed TO
robhing the Bank OF Fulton.
The car was stolen by OuplaGa in
Pittsburgh on November 80. 1915. and
puplaEa made his first entry into this
section with It the day after he stole
the car. and il WAS housed in thu War
wood garage. where Il partition was
built around il with large door Tor
the car to enter and 4 small one Tor
tho men To use.
Tho license for the car was found by
deputy .hrriNS when they searched the
house of Paul Walonin on ohio avenue
the afternoon of the arrest. The license
tags were found showed up and sup
ported by Il stick between III" plaster
ing and Notwithstanding Of the house.
and bore the number liO.I0l, ISSUED ny
tho state If Pennsylvania.
Word was received yesterday ny
Sheriff Hastings from II. J. Mellon
major Of the Pittsburgh mgtorcyclr
corps, and informs tn" sheriff that the
insurance men and the owner VIII DC
down today and take the car back 10
Pittsburgh.
The car is 4 five passenger SIX GYM
der Chandler. and WAS undergoing re-
pairs at the time the deputies found II
in the Warwoud garage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
AUTO CROOKS
WORKING NEW
CAME IN CITY
EE ON THE LOOKOUT AND DON'T
BUY STOCK FROM A BUNCH
OF OHIO GUYS.
Take SIS on Account in Deal to Land
Government Dodge
Automobiles.

"iTavc you boon tho goat in the Dodge
automobile game yet" If not. be care
full and don't get mixed up with sahh
Of alleged crooks who arr reported u "t
busy working in IN" Wheeling dlSIFicl.
This is the way that they are Reported
| TO hr working: \ well dressed man Will
stop you and tell you story OF no"
! the government. or Uncle sam Is Ge'-
| ting rid of all the old. or second hahu
| automobiles that WCr" used III tHr II u'N
! trains and other places during inc war
! He will next tel! you that NJ JOINING
/ club Of twenty-five citizens anu Pur-
/ chasing Twenty-Five Dodge cars OF t''c
secondhand variety, that YOU can SC
| cure them for the sum Of S-u" caSh' d
| rare bargain indeed. he takes your
, namc. and departs. but docs not ten
! YOU that he is the car crook.
/ Another and still another fellow tells
! YOU Of the WAY tho thing works and IN
! The meantime tryS Ia find out one OF
! your close friends. whom he says IS
! nboIt To Join. or has Joined tho CLUB
; Next the real strong arm guy comes
/ round with Il list Of say fifteen or
! twenty names Of people you know ana
| tells you that he is about ready to close
| up 4 list of Twenty-Five and secures
YOUR cash. That is the last that You
| will hear Of the auto CROOK and nc leaves
| town.
Dodge brothers, or the government
have not. or will not according 10 re-
ports dispose of Dodge cars for any
notify sums, The cars were used by
| the war department and have given
tho bcs, Of satisfaction and it Is almost
impossible to secure ono at any price
The police department is busy looking
into the matter here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
LOOKS AS IF PUBLIC
IS NOW COOPERATING;
ONLY 3 NEW FLU CASES
twenty-five Fewer Persons Ser1cken
Than Previous Perod-Healfh
Commissioner Pleased.

Spcakins Of the FLU situation in this
city. there were only three new cases
reported yesterday to the Wheelins
health department for tho past "A hours
ending Al : o'clock last evening. IN
other words. there were just - fewer
new cases reported for the same perioo
as on the preceding day. A big drop
making the situation look most op''-
mistic.
DR.. VI. 3. Williams, city health com
missioner. was much pleased at the sit-
nation. and said that he hoped the pup
lie in general would cooperate WIN tnr
officials in graduating the disease mere.
rbo, is by rcfraining to frequent any
public places. especially playhouses'
If suffering with a cold or subject 70
sncczing and coughing. we must have
the co-upcration of the people IN en-
tirely stamping out tho disease oe-
c1arrd he, and ! feel That the pnniic
viii extend that cooperation indiFiduaI-
" and collectively
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
NINE WHEELING BUILDING
PERMITS FOR THIS WEEK
Despite Industrial Lull CONSTRUCTION
Work Continues In This
Community.

Despite tho lull of industry In TINS
community. us well as practically all
over the country. there were nine hulld-
ing permits issued thus far this week,
including repairs 10 the Wagner home.
which was damaged 10 the extent OIL
5000 several weeks ago.
The permits issued follow:
Edward Wagner. Jr.. \? F0urtcenlh
street. repairs: Edward Wagner. con-
tractor: cost. $50.
Engineering and Equipment COM
pany. e. Eighteenth street r"pa!rS' H.
W. Fair. contractors: cost. $50.
IInpkjnS Motor company. ~ fiGh-
;rcrth street rcnndclinE front; II. w.
Fair, contractor: cost. ShuO.
Adkins Roofing company. Sc Zane
street. rcmcdclinr: II. w. Fair con-
tractor: cost. 500.
Mrs. i. Allison. Fifteenth Str""t' rc-
pairs; II. ". Fair. contractor: COST
t75h.
!. K. sawyrr*. - ZanH street. re-
modelling front; Glassr"ck ~ "oou'
contractors: cost $500.
Mrrryman Motor Car company. III
Main street. r"m"d"itnE front RANK
Cnr,bin. contractor; cost. $ih.
Harry E.nglc. ."nathunS raVlnc' ga
racc: own contractor; cost. $40.
Wheeling nr"nzr Casting company
ah3 Twcnty-ninih street. ADDITION 10
building: cost. STA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
CRIMINAL COURT '''''
IS ADJOURNED

The January term or the cl I'''.t'..
court was adjourned shortly pctoro
noon yesterday by Judge Alan ts0D ,no
son. The March term begins on ~
3rd. Arguments and citations OIL
GRITTY in support of motions LOT ~"
trials in two city appeal cases looN
all of the morning session. The cascs
were those of city VS.. Bob clark anu
City VS.. Walter Blaine. Both oetenu.
onis arc colorcd and were represented
nv Attorney Graham. Clark was con-
yjcted of running gaming house anu
Blaine on the charge of disorderly con-
duct.
Judge Robinson announced that no
would tako the cases under advise
mcnt and rule on the motion t the
next term OF court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
WHEELING MAN
On SERIOUSLY
WOUNDED LIST

Among the list of casualties sent out
by the government for release this
morning. appears the name OF private
Fred c. Och. of 1927 Wood street, Wheel
ing. as having been seriously wounded.
Others on tho list from the immediate
vicinity arc as follows:
Private Louis Fitzgerald. Bethesda,
Ohio. wounded. degree undetermined:
Private Isaac Ellis pcvault, of Bridge
port. O.. wounded, degree undetermined:
Sergeant Alice II. Miller. S05 Fifth
street: MoundSvillr, wounded slightly;
Floyd H. Shuttleworth. 3"46 Guernsey
street. Bcllairc wounded slightly. anc
Ulysses G.. Forester. r. u. No. ., Sis
tcrsyillc. wounded slightly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
Wheeling's Marine Office
Opens in Market Street

with Sergeant l.. +. SamuclSon IN
charge. tho Wheeling Marine station was
rc-oprnrd yesterday In Wheeling AT
1cca Market street. 1t Is announced that
the accepted enlisted mon Will receive
$40 n month while In tho service. Inc
minimum weight will be l2S. Tho age
Limit from Is to IS years. Marines viii
BE- trained "a infantrymcn. art'llrrymHn.
cnr!nccrs. alrrncn and signalmcn. M
we'll as other duties as sailors. Each
recruit must serve four years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-24
ESTATE OF ERAsTus KEITH

state of Vermont. District Of Washington, IS.
Inc honorable probate court for the dis
trict aforesaid, to all persons interested in
the estate Of Erastus Keith, late of the city
q Barre in said district, deceased, GREET
ING:
WHEREAS, said court has assigned the
8lh day Of Defender next for examining and
allowing the account of the executrix Of the
estate Of said deceased and for decree Of
the residue OF said estate TO the lawful claim
ants OF the same, and ordered that public no
tiee thereof be given to all persons interest
"a IN said estate by publishing this order
three weeks excessively previous to the day
assigned, in the Barre Daily Times, news
paper published at the city Of Barre, in said
district
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
appear at the probate Office in Montpelier, in
said district, on the day assigned then and
there 10 contest the allowance Of said ae-
count if you see cause. and to establish your
right as heirs legatess and lawful claimants
90 said residue
Given under my hand. this sth day OF
October, 1919.
FRANK ]. MARTIN, Judge.
octf0-17-24
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-24
DEDICATION POSTPONED.
Brass Tablet to Be Placed on Large
Boulder at SAKE Homestead.

st. Adams, Oct 24.-The dedication
OF the memorial to John g. SAKE, the
Vermont poet, erected at the SAKE
homestead in Highgate, has been post
poned until June 3, of next year, on
the anniversary of the poets birth. For
this memorial the legislature of 1919
appropriated sum of money.
An element in the delay was the
nm-arrival of the brass tablet which
is to be attached to the large boulder
which has already been put in place
at the homestead. This boulder weighs
several tons and people who have Wis
tied the homestead the past season
have been curious TO know where the
boulder came from
The tablet has been received by c..
G. Austin, chairman Of the committee
named by the legislative bill appro-
priating the money. The other mem
bers are Senator d. w. Steele of High
gate, and +. j. Chamberlain of Ottawa,
former president of the Grand Trunk
railroad. The tablet which is "a by
26 inches bears the following inscrip-
tion; THE State of Vermont Dedi-
Gates this Memorial to John Godfrey
SAKE, Poet, Soldier and Journalist. A
Loyal and Loved Son of Vermont, Born
at the SAKE Homestead Near This Spot
Where the Town of Highgate was Or
ganized in 1905. Born June 2, 1916,
Died March 81 1887.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-24
COZ. CLEMENT ON
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Asks Vermont People to Contribute
Literally to the Campaign to Raise
a Roosevelt Memorial.

What would Roosevelt do if he un-
dertook to settle the thousand and one
strikes of the day, to cut bolshevism
out Of honest labor, to speed up pro-
duction or to keep one hundred per cent
OF Americanism in our international re-
lations? On Monday, Oct, 81, the great
est nation on earth celebrates the birth
day Of one of her greatest sons; the
student, the soldier, the statesman,
Theodore Roosevelt.
He perceived situations with remark.
able speed and discernment, reached
quick and firm decisions aud impetu-
ously went straight for the object in
view He was fearless and had but
one policy, the square deal He met
responsibilities with courage and in
telligenee. His adjustments were ac-
cepted as final and right. He believed
in America for all those, and only those
who support by thought and deed, he
government, institutions and honor. He
fought hard and never hit soft. He.
himself, was an example of achieve
ment, the foremost advocate of play
hard while YOU play, work hard while
YOU work. He was ambitious and sell
fsh--for principle, His diplomacy was
courageous, direct, single -purposed,
just effective, American. The career of
Theodore Roosevelt furnishes the best
examples for patriotism and states
manship to guide American citizens in
discharging their duties Of the day.
The people of the United States are
arranging to hold memorial meetings
Monday next to express their very
high regard for Theodore Roosevelt.
For permanent memorial to per
petuate the citizenship of Theodore
Roosevelt, hope the people of this
state viii contribute literally to the
campaign of the present week.
Percival W. Clement, Gov
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-24
STOLEN CAR FOUND.
Property of E. L. Shuttle6eld of Bur-
hngton Located in Boston.


Burlington, Oct. % The large White
touring car, stolen from Il. L. Shuttle
worth Friday night when he left it in
front of the Majestic theatre, has been
recovered by the Boston police depart
ment, according to word received from
them by Sheriff J. H. Allen, who had
previously written to Captain j. II.
King in charge of the automobile de
partment of criminal investigation for
the police. In return for Mr. Shuttle
worth's car the Boston people want
the Ford car, which was found on
Shelburne road, for that was stolen
in Boston few days previous to the
stealing of the Shuttleworth car. The
machines have been identified by the
numbers on the engines and the max
ers numbers The license numbers were
changed by the thieves.
1t has been learned that two Young
men drove up in front of the Majestic
and one of them at once got out and
without any apparent hesitancy got
into the White car, which he evidently
knew how to operate Later the Ford
car was found beside the road without
its number plates and as the Shuttle.
worth plates were found concealed in
the grass it was taken for granted
that they had been exchanged for those
on the Ford. The description Of the
White car was good without the mum.
Der plates as it had on a permanent top
which is not common.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-24
ESTATE OF LAURA E. CASSIE

State of Vermont, District Of Washington, RS
The honorable probate court for The dis
triet aforesaid, to all persons interested in
the estate Of Laura e. Cassie, late of the
city Of Barre, in said district, deceased,
GREETING:
WHEREAS, said court has assigned the
18th day of December next for examining
and allowing the account of the adninistra-
tor Of the estate Of said deceased and for
decree Of the residue Of said estate to the
lawful claimants of the same, and ordered
that public notice thereof be given to all
persons interested in said estate by publish
ing this order three weeks successfully pre-
yious to the day assigned in the Barre Daily
Times, newspaper published at the city Of
Barre. in said district.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified TO
appear at the probate office in Montpelier, in
said district on the day assigned then and
there to contest the allowance Of said ac-
count II you see cause and to establish your
right as heirs, legatees and lawful claimants
70 said residue.
Given under my hand this 2sd day of
October 1919.
Oct24-SlNov7
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-24
Auction Sale
AT
City Auction Market
SATURDAY, OCT. rs
at 2 and 7 p. m.

In addition to our usual large
line of household goods and
miscellaneous property, we
have for this sale a large stock
of household goods sent in by
out-of-town parties.
Aside from the general line,
we have a fine silver tea serv-
ice, valued at $500, and other
special articles, that may be
bought at a bargain.
AT 4 p. Nj. we shall sell a
good horse for general use, and
an express wagon, harness,
pillow, harrow, pitch forks and
new round churn.
Please remember that pri-
vate sales of new and second
hand goods are going on every
day. Special lot Of new crock
cry, dinner sets and odd pieces.
Also a fine line of rifles.
Come in and look the stock
over. o. H. HALE, Auctioneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-24
Auction Sale Of Regis
tered Berkshire Hogs
and Pigs
SO HEAD
Of Choice SOWS and Bears
TUESDAY. OCTOBER %

TWENTY EIGHT SOW PIGS from
10 weeks to 3 months old, | sow, s
months old; ! sow due to farrow in
Noyemberi two bred gifts; Is boar
pigs 9 weeks to 5 months old These
pigs include sons and daughters Of
You'll Dos Prince 4th, whose sire was
Jewell's Successor, his sire, Lord Pre-.
mier's Successor; his dam, Artful
Bellies Lilly her dam, Artful Bellies
Masterpiece It'll. The dam Of these
pigs is Superba's Black Beauty and
Superba's Beauty by the well. known
sire Successors Third Choice, and dam
Homestead Mistress Superba I'd. Also
grandsons and granddaughters of
Blythewood's Rival, also Golden Hills
Columbia; also grandsons and dauqh-
tefs of Flintstone I'd, Successors Duke
10th and Brantford Rival Lee Sd.
1t is seldom as good bunch of pigs
and hogs is gotten together at any one
place.
Liberal terms to responsible parties.
Sale will take place at the Dodge farm,
so called, on the main road between
Barre and Montpelier, about 21a miles
from Barre City Lunch for those com
ing from a distance
Get Berkshire pig for your boy
Plan to attend this sale Berkshires
are coming to the front
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.