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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-01

While trying to stop his team from
running away, Fred HARDWOOD Of Rupert
was thrown beneath the wheels, which
crushed his left arm between the elbow
and shoulder.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-01
statesmen WANTED

statesmen Excellent permanent position
capable salemsen in Vermont; vacancy Nov.
10 staple line for general retail trade lib
eral commission $500 weekly advance !,
Rice Company, 9l2 Williams building, De-
troit. l95u&
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-01
We advise buying real es-
tate now! Prices are sure
to be higher than they now
prevail, as circumstances
make sale necessary.

NEARLY NEW s-ROoM HOUSE near
Long street built by the owner for foTne
and thoroughly well constructed fine vide
porch on front and side large plate window
in front room and bay window IN dining
room heated by furnace good plumbing
and electric lights all finished in natural
wood good garden fine view price TO elose
at once, s2.S75.0o: good terms If payment
can be had this property is centrally locat-
ed. on a good street and in a nice neigh
borhood,
MODERN SOUTH MAIN STREET HOME
containing 8 rooms, all conycnicnces, hot
and cold water, gas, furnace, bath, electric
lights. etc. comcnted cellar spring water,
good porch this property is only | minute
from the new Peerless mill site and 2 min
utes from the postoifce; a fine location for
renting rooms buy this occupy part and
rent rooms which viii give good income
price 100000, with easy terms.
SEMINARY STREET investment proper
ty; will sell or exchange for smaller place
rents for more than $4,000 per year; price,
100000.
ONE OF THE BEST BUILDING LOTS
in the city, located at the corner Of Hill
and Liberty streets special price to move
ut once.
sTRoE AND TENEMENT at websterville
for only Sl300.0o easy terms.
GRANITEvILLE PROPERTY near the
Miles store 2 double houses. rooms on
each side will sell one or both good terms.
FRAN, STOCK AND TOOLS near Plain
field for S2,950.00; or cows, horses,
all tools, crops, etc. 1876 acres will keep "
to Is cows located about miles from viii
lage; look this over before It is sold.
The demand for real estate is increasing
all over the country. Advance in prices is
sure TO follow. Rents are generally higher
and arc sure 70 advance in Barre. Better
get that home NoWl
THE D. A. PERRY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-01
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Sheep and pigs 8 extra good
grade Shropshire ewes reason for sale, lack
Of room also is pigs, 4 wks. old w. Or
lando Haynes Orange Co phone. 1856.
FOR SALE r. Pure-bred Jersey bull, 10
mos. old; G, A. Briggs, Williamstown. Vt.
1856
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-01
HOUSES FOR SALE


FOR SALE Owing to i'll health, will
sell my home and store at l35 No. Seminary
street, tel. 72-W; W. j. Taylor. i94t6'
VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE - In
Washington county. consisting Of 2-story
house and barn all latest Improvements
never-fpiling water also 3-tenement house
adjoining separate woodshed for each tene-
ment; beautiful location near school and de-
pot; much-desired spot for doctor easy
terms to right party further information
inquire rs Center street. Bellows Falls, or
Wallace Holt. Piainfeld. VI. 1856
HOME AND sTABLE-is rms, arranged
families electric lights, piped for gas,
fush closets and bath stable, stalls, 50x
100 II. lot, min from several Etonesheds,
min. to school be at premises for 2 weeks
Mrs. H. A. Ellis, 555 No. Main street, Barre
VT lsetl2'
FOR sAI.E-Two-tcne house on up
per Hill ST. good-siled garden. more land
II desired. Ms. Bertha Edwards, owner
tel ?. NJ Carr 454-M lsSf
HAVING BOUGHT the Raymond c. Wa
terrnan home place ut 81 Camp street, viii
sell or rent same to right party Mrs. Edith
NJ Carr. tel 454-M. I75a
FOR SALE Ms home place al io4 South
Main street z rooms and bath. nice cellar.
electric lights and gns, both city and spring
water furnace heat viii trade toward small
cottage or farm inquire at house; Henry
Boaley i4st
FOR SALE Business block on Main street
in city Of Barre address *" Times Office.
for further information. f9lts'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE Harry Goodman has moved his
tailored shop 10 10 Merchant street and Is
ready TO do your Repairing. Cleaning. Press
ing Dycing, Fur Repairing and Coat Relin-
ting also special bargain to customers order
ing new suits through me- 1896
SAWS sHARPENED---A kinds and sizes
Of saws zharpened workmanship guaran-
teed bring them to c. A. Churchill, IS
Merchant street 1888
LISTEN JUST mi NEW LINE OF
LADIES' SHOES for all classes Of style /.
pries.s right Also MEMS NEOLTN SHOES.
LADIES' AND MEMS FELT SHOES AND
RUnBERS; goods from Brunei Shoe Co.
Portland Me. buy early, save money f. T.
Maxfeld. Plaintield, VT. 1857
TO RENT by THE HOUR Apex vacuum
cleaner also will sell at a bargain, Thor
vacuum cleaner with attachments, in AL
condition Mrs. p, M Carr, tel. 454-M, ls7tf
ANYONE DESIRING MAN WITH HORSE
To work by the day, hauling ashes or gar
base. or cleaning up around. call on f. Dezo-
toll, So South Main street, or telephone VIII
PAGE, 403-W. s4u
PUBLIC AUTO 49, Five-passenger Oakland
Six long trips especially solicited leave or
ders at or phone 1870 MarTion's Cigar
Store NJ. l.. Aiken, chauffeur, Barre. VT I:
will 60 day or night list
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED - A partner in small stone
business address Granite" Times Office,
L2sa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-01
PLOWS

New, up-to-date Flows that are Euaran.
teed to be right in every way. We have
few good secondhand Plows, some of them
older style and all right for lot more work.
az 49, $40 and Sl4.
Remember, we exchange.
MARSH-ALLEN co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-01
Stock and Tools
al Auction

On account of i'll health, | win sell
at auction, on
TUESDAY, NOV. A, 1919
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on my
farm in Middlesex, one mile from the
village, on the road to Middlesex Cen
ter, the following described personal
property:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-01

FOR SAIE-Two mares, and yrs. old.
and / yearlng colt will sell cheap for cash
or exchange for black and white cattle in
1S4t16+
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HELP WANTED-MALE


WANTED Laborer and carpenters on con-
struction work come ready 70 work apply,
Walter r. Dix, Springfield, VT. 195tf
IF YOU HAVE SPARE TIME. sell our
guaranteed trees, shrubs pay weekly per-
manent position to right party; write at
once; Guaranty Nursery, Rochester n. Y,
la5tt#
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for a bright,
nact appearing man or woman in each town
to act as local representative for nation
ally advertised line Of goods tested and app
proved by Good Housekeeping Magazine !;
will pay good worker s35 a week; experience
not necessary If quick to learn and follow
our instructions; permanent position best
references required If unable 10 work full
time we win make you special offer giving
you opportunity TO earn SIS TO S25 week in
spare time; address your letter at once TO
Dept MS. LIFETIME ALUMINIUM CO.,
Boston, Mass. 195t1
EARN $40 DAY gathering everygreens,
roots and herbs Ginseng Sls H., Balsam
Fir 80 h. Seal $3.50: Seuega Sl.75 or grow
them yourself book and prices free Botan-
ical-66. West Haven, Conn. Novi-8
LARGE MANUFACTURER wants repre-
sentatives TO sell shirts underwear. hosiery
dresses, waists, skirts, direct 70 home write
for free samples Madison Mills, 500 Broad
way, New York City
SHOE REPAIRER WANTED Must be a
good workman this is good place for the
right man. apply to r. H. Parker. Tilton,
N II. 1866
WANTED Young man to do general Of
fee work, and to learn drafting excellent
opportunity for right man apply at once 10
Cross Brothers Office. Mortified, VT. l94tf
WANTED--At Fletcher quarry. Woodbury.,
Vt, laborers 3715c, 10 quarrymen 45c, /
head der1icknnan Acc ! channel bar acc. /
foreman surface quarry no safer quarry
and no better machinery anywhere; above
are wanted at once in addition to men now
here / am not a member Of any quarry or
manufacturers association my agreement
with the union was made TO March !, 1920
during the last week from this advertise
ment / have added to the quarry appren-
tees, 4 laborers, quarrymen, l head der
\ hickman, l powder man, | channel bar, /
steam hoist engineer: E. r. Fletcher, Wood
/ bury, VT loot
WANTED AT oNCE--BAND SAWYER,
also marker. for chair stock; W. A. Scott,
/ West Glover, VT 1876
| WANTED-At Presbrey-Coy-
kendall Co.'s New York studios,
a young man with some expert
ence in scale work and general
draughting; opportunity for
advancement; viii pay around
$40 to start with; apply at our
/ BARRE Office 1884
WANTED - Three brick layers on new
building at Vermont State Hospital apply
TO D. W. Cooley, Waterbury, VT. 17ln
WANTED--A frst-clsss letter cutter; pre-
fer man who can lay out his own work
union shop: guaranteed steady work the year
round good wages write to Z. f. Nicko
Versailles. Ohio l4hti
WOODSMEN WANTED--After june 22
by the Green Mountain Lumber Co, at North
Faystou apply 10 G.. c. Grandfeld North
Faystcn. or telephone 1924 Waitsfeld 79tl
wooDSMEN WANTED AT ONCE at So
Fayston apply to Ed Wilcox, South Fsys.
ton Vt sstI
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
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HOUSES TO RENT

TO RENTAL No 80 Maple avenue, up
stairs tenement rooms, bath. pantry and
woodshed inquire on premises or OF Mrs
Jones, Eastern avenue. l94tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-01
Bailey's Music Rooms

Reliable pianos and playerpianos at reason
able prices Victrolas, Sonoras. Records and
Sheet Music. Telephone 369-W. Barre. Vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-01
FEATURE NO. 6
"a size for every farm

The old-style, heavy. cumbersome Spread.
ers are drug on the market and you car
buy them al any old price, Even so. they
arc dearly bought if you can set them for
nothing. This is not the time to buy any
machine simply because it is cheap in dol
lars and cents You know, we know, and
everybody knows
THE JOHN DEERE SPREADER is
THE REST YET
And il is the only truly GUARANTEED
Sprcader Why? Because the largest. most
famous company making farm tools in the
high reputation Of John Deere tool is uni
versally known among the farmers. We
have John Deere Spreaders, ready to hitch to
at a minutes notice, Come and see
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-01

Rutland clerks have petitioned for
shorter working hours and commit
tee from the employers has been named
to decide the matter It is expected
that uniform closing hours throughout
the city will be the result.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-05-23
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Coney Island

Coney Island, Cincinnati's great
wonderland, ten miles up the Ohio
River from Broadway, is opening a
season which promises to be the great
est in the long history of that famous
resort. From opening day, Sunday,
May 18th, until long about Labor Day,
there will be fifteen weeks or so of
summer JOY such as Coney Island, and
only Coney Island can provide.
Daily and Sunday, Coney's two mag
nifcent steamers, the Island Queen
and the Morning Star, will sail from
Broadway to Coney and from Coney
to Broadway, their twenty miles voy-
ages being over the most beautiful
stretch of waterway on the beautiful
Ohio They will leave Broadway
every day and Sunday at II A. NJ
and 100, 2:30, 400, $50, 700 and
500 P. NJ. and leave the Island for the
home-bound cruises to Broadway at
corresponding intervals of time. Or
Saturdays, Sundays and special days
there will be $3.50 A. NJ. boat from
Broadway in addition to the schedule
in the foregoing
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-05-23

for Sunday is the day the Monkeys s
will bid sad farewell to old King Gam
brinus But since the old boy is de-
termined to leave, the Monkeys are
also determined that his farewell shall
be a wet one long to be remembered.
The occasion is the annual outing
of the Monkey Mutual Aid Society,
the place is White City Park. At The
meeting of the society held in the
temple on South Monument Avenue
Tuesday night the committee report
ed all in readiness. All that is needed
to make Sundays event the most sue
cessful in the society's history is good
weather and as the weather man has
always been kind to the Monkeys in
the past no doubt Old Saul will spread
his warm rays over the grounds and
bring happiness to all Monkeydom
and friends of this popular society.
White City Park is on the Mill Greek
Valley car line, Stop Z. All are in
vited. Dancing and other amusements
have been provided for the entertain
ment of those attending.
- - -
'The borrower is a slave to the
lender and the debtor to the creditor.
Be frugal and free. "-( Benjamin
Franklin.I Buy w S. S.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-05-23

strikers in turning away men sent
here by Cincinnati and other city
agents and the company becoming a.
Harmed and fearing their plans were
to be upset, set up the cry of wolf"
and go into court and apply for IN
functions against many of their for
mer employees and officers of the ma
chinists union In their appeal to
the court they charge everything
short of murder.
Having broken their promises made
to their former employees their gull
~ consciences make them see danger
ir every move made by the unionists
Though there isn't the shadow of a
reason for such fear) and they apply
to court for protection THE guilty
flee when no man pursueth"
The machinists have filed their am
swer to the petition Of the company
and in it they deny every allegation
made against them by the company
The strike has been conducted in a
peaceable, lawful manner on the part
of the strikers. The courts in all the
strikes of the past few years agreed
peaceful picketing and peaceful per-
suasion is permissible. The case will
be heard on its merits, likely next
week, when it is believed that the
court will Immediately dismiss it be
cause of its himsiness.
- ~ "a
Put quarters which might be spent
foolishly into War Savings Stamps;
back up yourself with cash and back
up your Government in cleaning UP
the war
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-05-23

derby Day"
To Be Celebrated By VETS
Monday At Lyman Williams

Getaway or Derby Day or what
ever day one is mind to call it is to
be celebrated in style by the vets on
Monday AS every one knows this
will be the last day on which liquor
will be dispensed in open saloons John
Barleycorn and Old King Gambrinus
are to be given a sendoff that win be
long remembered in Hamilton
The big doin's is to take place at
Lyman Williams cafe at 5th and Hen
ry streets This will be the only sal
oon open for business in the County on
that day. Elaborate preparations are
being made for this, the last day on
which a man can take drink legal
ly There is to be something doing
every minute Of the day
Mr.. Williams has appointed as his
assistants to manage the big affair,
Dennis Buckley, Charles Grieser and
George Renners,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-05-23
TRADES COUNCIL

The Cooperative Trades and Labor
Council met Tuesday evening in reg
u'ar session. President Albert Brown
presided and 80 delegates were pres
ent.
Minutes Of the previous meeting
we're read and approved
Communication from the Ohio
State Federation of Labor informing
the Council and the different locals
the necessity of having the petitions
signed up properly and mailed i'm
lmediately to the o. S. f. of L. on
Senate Bill No "a, referendum special
instructions were also enclosed.
Received
Communication from o. S. +. Of L.
asking for financial assistance was
received and a liberal donation exten-
ded.
Communication from the Workers
Defense League, San Francisco, re-
garding the general strike vote to
bring justice in the Mooney case was
read.
Received.
Thos. J. Donnelly, Secretary Of the
O. + Of L. in communication in re-
ply to councils letter of May II stated
that he called upon Mr.. Thos. P.
Kerns, Chief Deputy Factory Inspec-
tor in reference to the violation of the
law by the Miami Conservency Board
and he was informed that their work
comes under the law and that Kerns
would have his inspectors look after
il Received
Communication from Washington
Central Labor Union enclosing reso-
lutions with the intention to have the
delegates to the A. f. of L. convention
1T Atlanta, Ca, to have a committee
elected to give a demonstration in
Washington protesting against legis-
lation depriying working people from
having a beverage Received.
All trades reported conditions good
Molders and Machinists reported the
strikes which are on in a few shops.
A committee of seven was appoint
ed to visit the Y M. c. A. in reference
to housing strike breakers. Commit
tee: Haas, Nau, Ted Smith, Weiss,
| Napiran piada1 Orw
Committee to visit Stove Stores re-
garding non-union stove reported
that they only found one store hand
Ing the unfair stoves. Report receiv-
ed and committee continued.
Member to the Booster Club report
ed and same was received
Committee to meet city officials re-
gerding unnecessary noise by Taxi
Cabs Holt, Corson, Yerigan, and Haz-
ic,ett.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-05-23

when the men returned to work after
being out few days because of
grievances existing at that time, that
it would replace all its old employees
as fast as men were required. This
promise, the company has repeatedly
broken, placing outside men at work
against the protest of the old local
employees. The protests however.
were of no avail and after the firm re-
fused to regard the warnings Of the
machinists that they would refuse to
longer work unless the promise to
replace the former employees was kept,
the men laid down their tools and
walked out The men whom the com
pany are now trying to rid themselves
Of are a pant of the force who worked
so Loyalty and faithfully for the com.
pany all during the war on govern
ment work and on which the company
made enormous profits and became
rich
1t might be added that among those
who were not returned to their old
jobs by the firm were the shop COM
mitteemen, confirming the suspicion
that an attempt is to be made to
bust" the union so far as its plant
/ is concerned.
But the plan, as laid out by the firm,
evidently slipped a cog and isn't work
ing out just as was intended it should.
The firm can't get outsiders, that is
real machinists, to take the strikers
jobs. As soon as the applicants learn
the true conditions it is goodnight"
they are gone. The company
sleuths have noticed the success of the
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-05-23
TAG! YOU'RE IT.
Old ChiId's Game Played BY The
Hamilton Machine Tool CO.
Who, Finding No Other Way To Whip The Striking Ma
chinists Resort To Injunction Club

several weeks ago. The machinists
are asking for nothing only that the
company live up to the promises made
to them. This may seem strange, that
a big concern like the Hamilton Ma
chine Tool Company would make
promises to its employees who have to
strike to compel the firm to make good
its promises made, and you might not
believe it, but it is true.
The firm promised some time back
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-05-23
John Barleycorn''
Is To Be Given Farewell Par
ty AT Chester Park Mon
day Night,

A Farewell Toast Carnival for
the avowed purpose Of bidding good
bye to John Barleycorn", has been ar
ranged as the method Of signalling
the advent Of prohibition in Ohio at
Chester Park next Monday night.
Manager | NJ. Martin lost no time in
paying the $805 demanded for the
one-day license which will permit
Chester to continue serving "the cup
that cheers . up to the last minute of
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-05-23
the last hour of the last dav.

the last hour of the last day
The Farewell Toast is to be de-
cidedly elaborate event, and Chester
patrons are already sending in table
reservations for the occasion. The en-
tertainment program arranged for the
occasion by Col Martin is of New
Years eve proportions. The big
doin's" will start at about 10 o'clock
in the evening, and will last until the
midnight bells ring out the old era
and bring in the new"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-05-23

The same old game, in the same old
way, is being played by the Hamilton
Machine Tool Company in the fight
against its former machine hands.
They play the game according to the
rule laid down by others before them
If you can't lick EN- any other way,
go into court and enjoin em
AS is well known, the machinists
employed at the Hamilton Machine
Tool Company's plant, went on strike
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-05-23
MONKEYS /. =.
All Set For The Big Picnic
At White City Park Sunday,

Sunday has been set for the banner
day in Monkeydom Sunday is the
day on which the Monkeys will climb
to the highest pinnacle Of JOY and
gladness intermingled with sadness,
Arizona republican., 1919-12-14

able to A A. MORGAREIDE, Clerk, as a guarantee of the intent of the contractor to enter into a contract with the Chandler High School District to we'll and truly perform all the matters included in the said proposal, and in accordance with the plans and specifi- cations, or as liquidated damages in the event of the failure of or refusal on the part of the contractor to enter into the contract as above named. Said certified check will be returned to the contractors whose proposals are not accepted, and to the successful con- tractors upon the execution of satis- factory bonds and contracts as herein after provided.
 Every contractor to whom contracts are awarded shall furnish an approved surety company bond for an amount equivalent to fifty per cent (50) of the amount of the contract price, which bond shall be and become part of the contract. Such surety bond shall have the form and approval of an au- thorized or appointed attorney at law. The said Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to withhold the award, and to waive any informality in any bid re- ceived if for any reason 1t may so de- termine.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-14

breaking up and sitting through inter- ference, and each an adept on receiv- ing forward passes. Circling these ends has proven we'll nigh impossible all season. In the two tackles, West of Colgate and Henry of Washington and Jefferson, we have men who have practically dominated this position for two or three years, and In one-West- long distance punter of both a dry and wet ball. as well as field and goal kicker from placement. Henry's de- fense has been so good as to practi- cally force the attack to give him a wide berth, and his endurance is phe- nomenal. ....
 The two guards, Alexander of Syra- cuse and Youngstown of Dartmouth, are the greatest pair of defensive guards that have ever been seen on the gridiron. Alexander particularly against running plays, and Youngstrom the terror of the opponents when forced to kick. This man blocked so many kicks this season that every punter who played against him feared him and learned to take plenty of room when Youngstrom appeared in the line, and even then found upon oc casion that the kicks must be hurried.
 Weaver of Center college is one of the best built men for the position of center that has ever played in the middle of the line. He is lighter in actual pounds than the usual type of center, but that weight is so placed that as pivot man he can play either n the line or as rowing center, and in ,act combine the two, for he will take