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I'exasaOkIa, Oil
RoyaI&ies Co.

who these mon nro AZ the head ~
this company:
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IIlUHINLesu uIHRllIMllR
I-INICNKM1a WquIriDi MRS.

Third Floor Southwest Reserve Bank
building
Walnut 2Sli
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T Wcz Story, Oak Finish

NIno rooms and attic. down stairs Ia
oak. an built-in features basement.
furnace, garage. drive, nothing else
like II. $3.50
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NV farm list win furnish YOU sclec.
tion worth the price A. premium
later ON Hastings Walnut 291s 62l
East inth
FOR REST OR SALE Wen improved
1i--ncrc tract Walnut 5io2.J
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500 for O Name
No Promotion TO Anyone
VIII Drill ; Wells

We are acting NJ agents for some
parties who are putting on tho biggest
Clelnest deal ever offered the public,
and they viii give the above amount
for name.
Their capital stock win he 500 o00
and not ONE DOLLAR Of promotion
win be issued To any man. Even those
behind tho deal will pay par for all
they get
\ small percent viii he allowed for
putting this on It's feet and the balance
viii be placed IN one ~ our leading
banks who will contract to act as trus-
tee for the fund and viii not pay out
a single DOLLAR Of tho principal eS-
cept on an approved drilling deal
They will raise funds enough 90 drlll
wells. and II is their intention TO
drill In the gs percent safe Burke field
They will not put their money In
leases hut will drill only In the heart
Of the fieif against production on SO ~
basis and therefore they are taking uo
risk on the price OF the lease, and nrc
going TO drill only on the cream Of the
stuff.
Tho only way the parties can make
any money ~ amy consequence on this
IL to make good for they are doing this
on basis %: part the net earnings and
have to get production to make money.
ON this plan YOU are absolutely lnn
percent safe with the risk taken out
and In this field on this hnsis you have
about only ! chance In 500 to fail
write for nm plans today and how 60
compete for the 500.
only part " this deal viii he Of.
| feTcd nj par and for this reason you
viii have 10 grab to get In. Write for
| full plans
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCKS

WILL buy or sell Caldwell. DeposltorS,
United aud Douhlohead OH q Ref;
LlnLe hast nrIne. WE. care OkIAhmnn-
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IF you are Interested In oil and gas
lease on lO-uCro tract McCulloCh
county Texas. where the excitement IL.
write tor mll particulars W. L. George.
ne East lth, Fort Worth, Texas
WHITE Panther Oll Stock for sale: $40
shares a. tl2i share, company now
has four producing wells Address
Shousc Brothers. MuskoEee, Oklaho-
MA
J. VI SULLIVAN. oil geologist. 9ll
HerHkuNiu Maple 290i
WANTED. BUILDING MATERIAL
Want to trade United oil stock. now
ready to pay dividends, for second hand
building material 22b. Oklahoman.
OPTION on lease at Randlett, Cotton
county. Oklahoma or men 10 go
IN with us and buy H. 1904 w. Grand
Maple ill6 rondleton A. Laync.
ASST RANCE oil a REFINING, 30
shares Tor flj $ A, Oklnhomnn
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RARE ONES

q
QUALITY rooms, super modern,
basement, furnace, garage, servants
quarters. ". i7th. $1,000, 1850 cash.
balance 81, percent.
QUANTTTY-s rooms close In l.. 6th
st only $3.50. terms
BEAUTY 600 block T. i2th sur.
rounded by $4,000 homes; u beautiful
California bungalow with garage. for
only $500.
ELEGANCE Groom California bun-
gnlow; breakfast room, garage, SER
wants quarters, drive, old paving: only
onc-half block from Chsscn,. s., 800
cash and assume 5000 II, d l., Mort
gage,
SENSE why pay rent when $3.50 In
cash and that pair ~ vacant lots you
have been paying taxes on all these
years will buy brand new t-room
California bungalow, Pay tho balance
OUT NJ $40 per month. including inter-
est and principal
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY
50s-l0 Insurance nldH. Maple rs.
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Buy q Good Home Place

Buy q Good Home Place
ltp n,r,s u land - miles ~ Oklo-
hDmo city. SIX miles from u small town
nI under fence. 3, acres creek bottom
alfalfa and corn land. @ acres iu ul-
nlh. g. acres in natural meadow. 90
acres In .ultv1'on. 10 acres iu good
orchard of APPLES and peaches ~ n,rrs
u pustur,. good H-rOum house, large
burn. ,uV hnru Chirkcuhousc. grauary.
also stone cave, oih"r impiuN 'n'uls
everlasting water. loan slGoo, Interest
o percent price 5000 5000 cash, bal
nee good term p.A.' routed now
T. H. Gilliland Land CO.
al6 Liberty Rldg Wanu, .old
\ MONEY MAKER
have money maker In the way ~
eGI acres ~ land . miles west Of Yukon.
| About lG1 acres front lntcru' ban line
for one mile on the south and a public
| state highway uu the north, practically
! smooth and level. all In fine wheat Of
which one third O-D goes IN the buyer
and, to my opinion, the biggvst oil pool
'n the state rs jus few hundred feet
| under the snil good wheat. ~ wh'rh
| four fourths said OIL pool goes to the
buyer free " cost 100 acres north ~
car line This land hJs lasting water
and some timber. Some ~ thl. land g.
| u the first bottom and some In the see
Ond bottom. There ls about go acres ~
as good alfalfa hand as can be- found in
| the state. The price ! viii tell buyer
| face to taco when he sues the land.
will say that II viii be prirci right.
! worth the money. Any buyer who comes
and looks over the land with me and
| doesn't say so | viii pay all expenses
| The three west eighties tS0D are fIll
/ less car line rlEht-of-wnv Possession
uf this land viii he given Aug /. 1919
/ Y. n. Russell Yukon, okla
RY OWNER -2iO acres of smooth land.
miles from good town and depot
| So In cultivation; 20 bottom: 3.room
/ house: three wells, barn and other
/ buildings. and orchard James Cain,
1905 Llnwood Blvd Walnut iiol.
ron SALE SO.ncrc farm. mites
northeast OF McLoud, west Necker.
| % acres cultivation, o acres alfalfa, good
well water, FISH pond fed Wy living
! spring good house. For particulars
address, G stone. Mcekcr. Okla.
! FOR SALE j6-acrc farm located near
| MrlOud, Okla, or viii trade In on
! oklahoma CITY home ~ e, Robertson.
| 1877 " Reno Maple i322
/ BLOCK. acres some improvements.
| g1s. electricity, on street car; cheap.
| TYLER, COS y ,th Walnut 1885,?
! FOR REN1-lu acres with S.room
! house, hosemmt fnc apple aud
| peach orchard oNlrp good vineynrd
! 2t, miles southeast. Immediate pos.
session prlc. $50 this year. terms
OKLAHOMA Trust COMPANY,
sos 10 Insurance Rldg
! NV farm list win furnish YOU y sclec.
| tiou worth the price A. premium
! later on Hastings. Walnut 291s G2l
| East inth
| fuR HENT OR SALE Wen improved
! 1i.-Rcrc tract Walnut jjo2.J
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FOR SALE-First hand leases In Cot
ton mud Tlluuu counties. rock bot
tom prices Room 500. Patterson Bldg
HAVE good block OF acreage In TIL
man county okla. for drilling con-
tract. Deal with responsible parties
only. Address RoN 27S Frederick, Okla.
COLLECTIONS made everywhere; oil
stocks and leases bought and sold.
Jonathan Gore, room 10, postofflce
building. Woodward. Okla
WILL TRADE pair lots for United OIL
n Refining stock Phone Walnut
3o3a-R,
FOR TRADE-Block Of oil stock pay
Ing dividend. for house In Oklahoma
city. MAO Oklahomnn
ASES-Ten-nc leases near the new
Comnnchc, Okla. oil field, $40 per
acre: better protect yourself before
prices soar. RoH t51, Duncan, Okla, or
lOs Security Rldg. oklahoma CITY.
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WANTED-Fnur men with $3.50 each.
for the purpose ~ acquiring leases on
1900.
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCKS

wYANDOTTE oil wanted viii pay top
price, how many shares have youf H.
y, care DkhhOman
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FOR sALE-Tirc and accessories store:
good town, established business, no
competition worth mentioning good To-
cation for gasoline and oil station, will
sell u percent less than wholesale
price; will invoice noout $4,000 Must
scll ON account of other business. Write
mo today. O-1S. OkhhomRn.
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To Exchange

H@'-N- - = -
EhrkswIth shop mud three room
house. pr Ford and lrtll~ cash
GHrtss in good town. Tor farm ar
H,frug' near town.
iuur'r, r,r-rouW t'V' fnr Arkansas or
Eastern Oklahoma lend
go acres CImdrrun county land nr
equity 100 improved property. can put .n
cash
TWrlye-room furnished Dat with on,
tyr-room and fuur-fupm house, close
iu, rental s. per year; scll cheap uy
exchange Tor smaller property
Good so acres, Improved. Arkansas.
Tor something about oklahoma.
Oil'ou business property, rents Tor iij
month. wants hero.
DANDY lttl acres. Joins Norman, fine
IS improved. TO sell or exchange FOR ga
ruUs.
$3.50 secured notes. exchange Tor good
lots
Come. look over my list. may have
what you want
IRA MANSON.
2lj BALTIMORE BLDG
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Chas. S. Brown

olsco, Texas
WANTED-To sell 900 shares rrclc
sam oil stock. what will you giye7
W -26, Oklahomhn
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Indiana

100 ACRES. level. improved. fenced
three mites town, price 81 600. time
on $1,000 Write 4, A. Roberts, SCOTS
bury Ind
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Every modern Improvement; rent II
second floor pnys all expenses no
nC, nts' commission 10 pay; no phone
calls answered, come and he shOwnt
immediate poasosslon; furnished or un.
furnished Leaving citS.
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McKeever Bros.
SEE ME-

FOR SALE-By owner. Broom apart
ment house. three large rooms with
private bath t. each apartment; close
ln On cnriuc. Walnut oGSl or Walnut
JlO2
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limited Oil & Ref.

united VII OK Sels
100 To 600 shares Tor quick sale
Oul, IS 'outs per share. need the money.
5 B OKnhom,n.
Will. trade 500 shsrcs United on <
Refining for $3.50 par value Liberty
bonds. amy issue, answer quick. r. u.
care Oklahoman
OF MEN, TAKE NOTICE.
! have 1860 acres near Sapulpa, proven
field. can bc had for onc-SiSth ot what
lrs worth, Address Box 1872. Edmond.
Okla
FOR SALE SHORT TIME ONLY
lON kOOl hOh ...... ...s,...s.s,.s..,il il 70
100 popositorS on n Gas........ ] 90
80 United on A Ref ..........,,. .5S
sou Assurance on A Ref ....,..,, sc
cnn deliver this stock AZ once
Phone Maple l16i-R 1891 West Nth st
WILL. buy good Oh leases; prefer TO
deal with owners. 90 Baltimore Bldg
Mbulc iS6
ONE acre oil prospect wanted In fee
at moderate price, state definite loCa-
tiou. distance from production, price.
Forrest W Tebbctts, Hotel Carlton.
omaha, Neh.
STATE OIL APS-OKLAHOMh
AND TENAS
Showing general oil data, producing
orcns, test wells with names ot com
pnnics drilling, Pipe lines and other
valuable data, blue print paper s.;
cloth 81 Each state also detail maps
~ active districts Lindsay Map and
Publishing Co, india Temple BLDG
oklahoma city, Okla,
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READ THIS AID

READ .LI4o AID
A lGl ACRES miles from good
~ town: lg5 acres cultivated 20
IN acres bottom. IS acres Alfalfa,
~ On uylrg wheat. SIX rOOWcd house,
Z barn. Erluirics good water. on
- state road lipf alfalfa and
L th.rd of wheat goes with sale
u Price s. 00n ana worth the money
ID ALFRED ADLER. GUTHRIE,
- OKLAHOMA
FOR SALE OR rENpE-Wr'l improved
farm Cudip county, posse FIon I'm.
meiint,ly $ k. Nauchopc. Colony
Ok'a
" WELL.lMrROVED rvr-ncrc tract. g.
room house. nice orchard four nurk7|
cur lln'. has gas md lights for $500
Hail 2', Lee Bldg
BLOCH \. nv" acres Wssimurcluud.
near stop T. NJ Reno in'ernfn,n s.,
OuO. paid 81 OuO Beautiful view ~
clty II all cash. cut price somn.
Anxious 10 sell \ H. Temple. I q T..
general office Dallas, Texas
COME AND SEE THIS
4 \ NICE laying l6o acres. miles
"a from Guthrie. ~ acres cultivated
IN iu one icii, balance cNtrn Tine
- pastures and meadow. good fences
I and orchard, plenty Of water
- four roomci pnstcrct house go
u small barn and other buildings.
u Can ,ell this for $500.
u ALFRED ADLER GrTH-
N RTE. OKLAHOMA.
ALL bottom. lfO acres. C1olo county.
every foot good corn or alfalfa land,
l3O now alfalfa, balance ready for
corn. good house. large barn, fenced
hog light. abundance water miles
town. good roads. 4, mile school Here
IL good one. 500 per acre; g. 600 cash
balance cpsv. Courtney & Drake. phone
2G2 Anadarko, okla.
i30- ACRE black land farm for sale. all
sccdAh river bottom; . act ~ build
ings; plenty good water; ~ acres IN
alfalfa: all can ho put into alfalfa; no
sand: ~ miles from Shawnee. Price
$40 per acre; can give possession nj
once J u, wade, ljii T. Main. shaw
nee. okla
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCKS

Teepee Queen Copper
Have 1850 shares of this stock. viii
take for quick sale lbc per share. any
putt wire acceptance my expense.
Ben A. LongfellOW
Gls Insurance Bldg. Maple all
WE OEEPR GnlRLECT
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BETHEL

Mr.. and Mrs w B. c. Stickney Of
Rutland have arrived at their Bethe
house for a two months stay
Mrs Raymond Campbell, with her
daughter, Marguerite, is at the home OF
her father, A. H. Dustin.
Mrs. Frank Tucker of keene, n H.. a
former resident, with her grandchildren
Dorothy and Hollis Rowe, is visiting her
brothers and sisters in Bethel and Ran.
dolph.
William Fosby, who occupies the Rix
farm, has harvested and stored about 20
tons of good hay this season, though he
has only one hand and has had no
helpers.
Miss Kate Billiard has been shut in
several days by an attack of pleurisy.
John Morse has been substituting for
j. H. Beckwith on route and Rev. W.
G. Harvey for o. N. Barrows on route 3.
Damase Belval of Abbotsford, Que,
is visiting her son, Hormidas D. Belval.
f. j. Hill is out again, after being
shut in with asthma three weeks.
Mrs. Fred Grazians and her children
went this morning to Montpelier to join
her husband, who is employed by the
Central Vermont railway at that place.
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WEBSTERVILLE


James Roy returned to his home in
Montreal Thursday, after visiting his
brother, Frank, for few days.
Mrs. Henry Libersont and two chill
dren left Wednesday for Boucherville,
p. O., where they will reside, Mr.. Liber-
sont having purchased farm there re-
Gently.
John Gillyer of Philadelphia and c. Z.
Catchapaugh of Greenfield, Mass, are
visiting at Robert Mitchell's.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Wark returned
to Inverness, Z. G., yesterday. They
have resided here for few months.
Mrs. Joe Lampron of Richmond, p O.,
is visiting her brother, Peter Shampon.
John Gall left Wednesday night for a
business trip 10 Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernen Weir and chill
dren went to New York City Wednesday
to spend two weeks vacation with
relatives.
Corporal Harry Jacobs of Hyde Park
arrived here Wednesday to visit friends
for a few days.
Mildred Geake is visiting her aunt
Mrs X. Chynoweth, in Williamstown for
few days.
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EAST BARRE

Mrs. W. NJ Cowan and daughter, Rita,
who have been spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. 0Hagan, re-
turned to their home in Glens Falls, n.
Y, Friday.
Mrs c. w. Tucker returned the first
OF the week from Calais, where she Wis
tied for several days.
A son was born Thursday, Aug 81,
to Mr.. and Mrs Arthur MERCER
Miss Adeline Lawson, who has been
spending two weeks at home, has re.
turned to Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Garrett have been
spending a week at Queen City park.
Miss Emily Watson has returned to
Springfield, Mass, after spending her
vacation at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vinal OF Spring
field, Mass, have been visiting friends
and relatives in this vicinity.
Yern Tomlinson, who was recently in
jured in an automobile accident, is rapid
ly recovering
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Doom of White Shirts.

The great majority of fond parents in
years past have dreamed OF the day when
their son should be established in an Of
flee, business house or some one of the
learned professions, wear a white shirt
and prosper. Hard or dirty work must
not come to him, because he was to work
with his brain, rather than his hands.
Brain work was heralded as more profit
able than labor and the only effort
worthy of gentleman. The result has
been large number of husky farm boys
rushing to the city, many of them to live
in a garnet and starve to death respecta-
bly, in white shirt.
But the time has come when the white
shirt will no longer support superior be-
ings. In the great industrial develop
ments and organization of laborers, the
man in white shirt has been hopelessly
distanced. Years ago young man could
enter school and college and spend two to
four years more in professional study
confident that he was preparing himself
for more profitable labor with his brain
than with his hands. 1t is past now
Evidence before the grand jury in Bos.
ton this week showed that the majority
of shoe workers were earning $50 week
and their week is shorter than that OF
the average professional man. Sixty dol
lars week means yearly income Of
1920, probably double the salary of
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MONTPELIER

The bell in the fire alarm system has
been giving the officers of the depart.
ment considerable trouble for the last
pole in which some high-tension Undue
tion probably took place, with the result
that enough Of it passed over the wires
to affect the apparatus which strikes the
bell. Chief Persons spent nearly all day
Friday on the delicate mechanism under
the bell which operates the ringing,
Thus far the officers have been unable
to secure any evidence connected with
the theft that occurred last Tuesday
night, when robbers stole the automobile
from the garage of W. d. Walker
AT the meeting of the Granite Cutters
union, held Friday evening, Romeo Mag
ne was unanimously nominated to repre-
sent this branch at Quincy, Mass, in
connection with the revision Of the con
stitution of the national organization.
The directors of the Federal Land
bank held meeting Friday afternoon,
at which some l6 applications for loans
were passed upon. Other routine bust
ness was done, including the inspection
of farms. A successor to Earl Hayden as
secretary will be made, Mr. Hayden hav-
ing desired to give up the work since
being appointed district highway com
missioner.
Miss Jessie Stanton of Roxbury has
been visiting in the city.
Leon Rouell and family of Hartford,
Conn, are visiting relatives in the city,
Forest Rouell is also here
The case Of Hiram Sparrow of East
Montpelier against S. L. Dwinell was
filed in Washington county court Friday
afternoon. This is suit in which the
plaintiff as administrator of the estate
of F. c. Dwinell seeks to recover the pos
session of note. The suit lie brought for
81 500. 1t is claimed that the defendant
secured the note, which amounted to
81, l25, from +. G. Dwinell short time
before his death, and that the latter was
not at that time in condition to know
what he was doing 1t is further claimed
that the note should be given to the
plaintiff in this case as part of the
estate of the late f. c. Dwinell.
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the white shirt brigade There is little
inducement for the young man of to-day
to go to the expense of an education or
the training for brain work, which re-
quire the best years of his life, when he
can begin at once TO earn more money as
laborer in occupations that require no
expenses of preparation. Success is gen
orally spelled $$$SSS$ these days, and
the white shirt man cannot make as
many dollar marks as the other fellow !;
therefore, the white shirt is likely to 60
in the discard -Brattleboro Reformer.
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Poor Advice.

Don't marry the first girl you fall in
love with; wait until you've seen the
rest" advises the Montgomery Advertis-
err. Yes, and by the time you've seen the
rest someone will have carried off the
one you were in love with,-Boston
Transcript.
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National League Standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
fridays Games.

AT Detroit-Detroit 4, Philadelphia 3
III innings.
At Chicago Chicago 8, Washington o.
At st. Louis-New York 5, st. Louis 2.
At misunderstanding 10, Boston I.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
fridays Games.

At New York = New York 7. st.
Louis 6.
At Philadelphia Chicago 10, Philadel-
phia 2.
At Boston-Ci Cincinnati I, Boston a.
lOnly games scheduled.
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BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1919.
The Weather

Fair tonight; Sunday partly cloudy;
not much change in temperature; moder-
ate west to southwest winds,
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WANTED Firstclasa granite tutters and

WANTED Fist-ciass granite cutters and
letterers as co-partners in a modern manu-
featuring and retail monumental plant, To-
Gated in city of 100000 population, New
York state Business established Is years.
many profitable orders now on the books. An
investment of $1,000 will place you as one
Of our cooperative workers at steady
salary of $40 per week and a share Of the
profits Investment amply secured. Guaran-
tecd to net you not less than is per cent
and may be withdrawn if you are not sat
ished. For full particulars and interview nd
dress, Box d., care Barre Times. 1866
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And Thus the Mentioning Goes On.

The terminal barge ticket: Mason S.
Stone for governor, Martin S. Villas as
left bower. That ought to satisfy Bur
MISUNDERSTANDING Messenger.
That is all right until you get better
one. How is this: c. S. Emery of New
port for governor, Captain Harold p.
Sheldon of Fair Haven for lieutenant
governor barre Times.
How do you know it is a better one I?
A good eastsider stopped his twin six
iw front of the News Office recently and
hollered, How would Fred Rabbit and
Willard +. Barnes Mortified News.
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Women wearing size 21s or 8 can get
pumps at the Peoples shoe store to-day
and next week for Csc, $l.9s to S2.40;
worth much more-adv.
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FOR SALE-Cook stove with hot water
front, in good condition; apply at 81 Mer-
chant street. IS6t2s
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WILLI4MSTOWN

There will be meeting Of all the com
mittees for old home days at Williams
town in the lower room of the grange
hall Tuesday evening, Aug. 20, at 0
o'clock. Everyone bring their bills for
final settlement.
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NOTICE There viii be joint meeting Of
the Barre milk dealers, and Barre local Of
the N f. Nj. P. A., in Worthen hall, Mon
day evening, Aug. 25th, at s O'Clock. All
producers selling milk to local dealers should
attend this meeting whether they are mem
beers of the N. E. NJ. P. A. or not 1t win
also be to the interest of all dealers 10 at
tend For the N. E. M. P. A. NJ. L. Towne,
Pres. j. A. Cumming. Sec.
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FOR SALE-Four Palmer automatic lathes,
36 #, pinch shafting and boxes, steel pull
leys from Gin. to 36-in. Kicker machine
with S6-in. saw; / sitter with to 4 saws !;
l40 f. leather betting from Ia to Tin. in
emery stand with shafting and pulleys many
small tools connected with turning work All
in good condition. For particulars inquire
Of Norman NJ. Mcdonald, Washington, VT.
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