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Perplexed Tots.

what are temper pills, mamma ~
asked a child who had just returned
from school
81 never heard of them, dear. Why
do you ask"
Cause every time we sing 'Merica
in school we say;
4 love thy rocks and rills,
Thy woods and temper pills"
Another little one said, I'VE sing
lots of songs in school, mamma, but ]
like My Country leases Me- best of
all."-Boston Transcript.
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RUTLAND MEN FINED
For Transporting Liquor, arc Quarts of
Liquor Being Seized.

Keene, n. H., Nov l5,-Fines aggre
eating 500 were imposed by Judge
Madden in the municipal court Satur-
day on Joseph II. Shepherd, John Law
lor and Paul Tetreault, all of Rutland,
Vt, on charges of transporting liquor.
Their arrests occurred Friday morning
when Sheriff f. H. Lord and Deputy
Sheriff F. Bennett seized 2l6 quarts
of liquor in an automobile which they
had in this city.
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The Inspired Compositor.

An eminent preacher announced
three sermons on the three parallels in
Luke XIV, calling them "The Lost
Sheep" "The Lost Coin" and THE
Lost Son." Imagine his dismay when
he say these heads printed in the pa
per, "The Lost Sheep "The Lost
Cow" and "The Lost Sow" Boston
Transcript.
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Tools

Good twohorse wagon, pung, sleigh,
good two horse hoe, two horse sled, s5
tin sap buckets, 200 to 800 wooden
buckets, Bellows Falls evaporation,
good draw tub, cream separator, and
many other articles; also household
furniture including good kitchen stove,
extension tsble, dining chairs, tables,
chamber suits. telephone instrument
and several other articles.
Term at time of sale. Tuesday, Nov
10th, at ! o'clock
E. ]. Colby, Administrator.
d. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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Proper Questions for Every Man.

|. How long am | going to live:
q On what day will I change from an
insurable to an uninsurable many We
advise adequate insurance, while insur-
able, thus eliminating questions and
anxiety National Life ms. Co. Vt
tMutual. S. S. Ballard, general agent
Rialto block, Montpelier, VT.
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Auction Sale

As ! have purchased the real estate
in Washington village known as the
Orange H. Dickinson place and in con.
nection with the same the personal
property of Mrs. Minnie f. Curtis, |
will sell said personal property at pub
lie auction on said premises on
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The Home Farm

containing 70 acres of land, suitably
divided; can be made to keep 10 cows
and team; excellent soil; good fruit
orchard; small sugar place; comfort
able house VIII also sell at the same
time the 27-acre lot, known as the
small sheep barn lot
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Tuesday Afternoon, Nov. 10

at one O'Clock in the afternoon. on the
premises in Plainfield, about four and
one-half miles from the village and
about five and one half miles from
Barre City, on the road leading from
Perkinsville, so-called, to Cutler cor
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and stomach all
t h e tim G, and
b e ari ng down
pains. / had used
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound and it
helped me. SO my
mother got me to
try it again, and
I am now feeling
b e t t err than /
have for years.
We xvara ~ arripd
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-subjert 70 test thirty
rcr mich cows and nearby srrlngen.
cuernssys and Holstsins, must - o. extra
s,,sIi.v srd in good condition: JOAN 2. Ben
5anin. Barre. phone leb-h- 1e6o
WANTED TO RUY-Ilfve poultry. Apply %
II Perry. rhone ss5-W- ieen
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LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

FOR sAIE-Pirs ard shosts. all sizes. also
rsir HurkirE oxen. s1eiEht about slQa rs.
- f-ush cnus and sprinEeu, ore reris-
tered Jerssy CO... inst fresh 3. = DAVIS.
Trow Hiil 1879
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Three Lines for Csc

The Times will publish Wants, Lost ana
Found. For Sale. To Let etc; short aoVer.
tisenents - at the rate of three lines LOT
twenty-five cents for the first insertion ana
ten cents for each subsequent insertion
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Friday and Saturday
Evenings, Nov. 10 and 20.

The stock consists Of BOYS and
Mems Boots. all sizes, Mems and BQys
Rubber Boots. Ladies and Mems Rub
hers. some Leggins. Check protector.
quantity Of Window Glass. Wood
screws. all sizes. Bolts. Shovels. Picks.
Natforks. quantity Of Underwear.
Hoe. Brushes Of al kinds. Notions.
three SKA new Automobile Tires. non
kid. Goodyear Ard many other srti-
clrs not mentioned
Everything vin b. sold regardless
II cot a. an having the state soon
for the south 20 TIRE Oscar Smith
store. So North Main Street
GEO. L. PRAY, oVnsI.
D. A. PERRY, Auctionesr.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--White leghorn cockerels. Ferris
:. Eoo-2o1 egg strain, also butternuts Mrs.
v. a. Bates. Randolph Center, Vt. 20etSs
FOR sALE-5O Rhode Island Reds, May
Matched pulets Bernice Flanders, WASH
Inston, PEOPLES phone COSTS
CIDER We sell you the apples and can
get them made into cider, 32-gallon lots,
ave per gallon; 50-gallon lots, 3se per gall
Ion call early. mill closes next week, re-
bate back on barrels; Frank Bailey. 205tf
FOR SALE-At a good discount until Nov.
~ 1000 yards Gold Seal" and other
nG0r coverings IN choice variety Of patterns.
aiso s.ooo rolls of wall paper. beds, mat
uesses, springs. etc. save money and buy
now while stock is complete; l.. f. Fortney,
Plainfield. 9ost6
FOR SALE-Pumpkins, Hubbard Squash.
~ oa nl ana Pop Corn, prices right; A
W. clark. phone 236-Y. 20TA*
FOR SALE--Practicaliy new Crawford
stove. one large Peninsular range. suitable
on farm, one stove with gas attachment
large wood and coal heaters, new and used
stove pipe, also household furniture and
iinoeum Abram Fine, 4e Maple Ave. 2O2tss
FOX SALE.A piano in good condition.
will be sold cheap for cash inquire at
10 Ayers street or phone 672-W. 202H
FOR SALE-Old established business ii,
town near Barre, fruit, confectionery.
tobacco. ice cream. newspapers, etc, all
cash trade, sell for inventory about $4,000
address Store" Barre Daily Times office.
202tlot
FOR SALE Registered black Siberians
Rabbits, will sell cheap; James Rule.
Snelsea, VI 20lti2
ABOUT 800 YARDS FINEST BLACK MO-
hair plush ladies' coating, at a great
sacrifice; this material was made TO sell
at $500 per yard, but must clean up the lot
at s8.l6 IN any. amount you wish, parcel
post paid sample on request; Crawfords
Clothing Factory. Fairfield. Maine. is5t12s
SCOTS DELICIOUS EXTRACTED HONEY
now ready, 35c per pound net, bring your
PACKAGE II. w. Scott 10 Richardson st.
194n
WOOD FOR sALE-W. e. Nichols, phone
o66-M 1911
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ORANGE STREET HOUSE with all the
eonveniences. hardwood floors, etc. Lot is
large and fine location, spring water. good
norch !: good chance at $4,000. Ready for
immediate occupancy.
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP

uFfp WfNTFD-Nramr rnFr md Hr1rasr -
srtr r,1sfisrs g. nftrr1sru at ffe NFr-
--r~f Strtn Hnsufiai fer To- lusans st We
t.-frrT g fhrss 40 frzirE. a. crpcrtunitE
-Irs-af r. stssnH rurses' trnlrirE rsErse
srriy = Hasrital. Wstsrtary. " gf1
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings IF Interest from
Different Sections.

Rev. r. V. Young has resigned his
pastorate at New Haven and has ac-
cepted call to North Troy,
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An Off Year.

The hunting season is on, but house
hunters this year aren't reporting much
success.-Boston Transcript.
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HOUSES TO RENT

TO RENT-Fivs-roorn cottage IN Granite.
vile. running vrter. steam beat and
Vargrr: 2. Dgnshuc, s07iz ". 9Th 81.
STERLING. lliinois- Evse
TO RFNT-Snau tenement ~ urper HI
st-rra IN eood condition. inquire Of Mr.
Frstz Jackson 4aatt
To RFNT-stx-rodFu tenement AZ rnoecrn
ronreuisuess inquire 81 - Park s.
phuns jan lsau
TO REM sir-ruorn. r1p1ern tenensut IN
rui-s n o. y. skurticF. sE9 Ncrth Nain
stree. A.tA
TO PrNT-Uustsirz Tenement - a. East
ss~r-t rsrf sfes G. r NcceUorth a.
Cary Estchsn rh--e I'm l1s1
70 EFssl sfars - Fear strcet n-ar Nstr.
r. Hrrrs " x-~6 i1cs'icr srEag =
p car-sr- NJ Bisu Tksatrr 1tfd
TO RFgT-Tersne-f ~ - Msrrhsri strest
-. r.-~ sr-s-rsris 81 WiIleF str~st- al r.
f-ss-rlars sfErz ruriFru trrrrs srrr1is
Co " Mann. 50 Weiiirgtsn strsst ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-15

HILL STREET EXTENSION house with
bars and large parcel of land. Can be
usee for two families and is now rented
az 81 90 per month. Will sell for sl,s50.oO
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Mrs, Walter Whitney has blooming
at her home in Salisbury small ma
genta -colored chrysanthemum bearing
l9S full-sized blossoms.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-I will sell my house on East
Hin. one mile from Barre City. good
steam heat, newly finished inside and out
large enough for two families, good spring
water, also large barn and five STILLS, to-
gether with from one to 20 acres OF land as
desired would sell the entire farm at low
figure; H. b. Partridge, r. d. !, Barre,
phone 504-R. Ypoto-
FOR SALE-Cottage OF I'VE rooms, large
garden, large henhouse. for immediate sale
price S1l00; inquire at Isl South Main 81
FOR SALE---The Fenwick place, one and
half miles from Barre post office, AZ acres
land. keeps 10 COWS and two horses, good
vegetable farm. good house and barns, best
OF spring water price $4,000. including
some of the farming tools T. H. Gave, Ad.
ministrator. Barre izzu
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The Real Estate
Market

We again urge the importance OF buying
now. Below are a few which we especially
recommend.
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CH|LDLESS
WOMEN
Please Read This Letter
And See What Normal
Health Will Do For You.

Lancaster, PAT was weak and
run down. had pains in my head, back
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BIZ have r capital idea
nir-You osnf use ny capital
3ostcn TransriPt-
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Administrators
Sale at Auction

In settlement Of the estate of the
late Moses Colby, the undersigned will
sell on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-15
BARRE CITY
Real Estate at Auction
Saturday Afternoon,
Nov. goth

-Four Houses. Four Houses.
At a:oo o'clock the double house con-
tanning five rooms on each side at No.
ll9 Brooklyn street will be sold. This
house is only about FIVE or TX minutes
10 City Hall, near the granite sheds,
and only across the river from the new
Peerless mill pleasantly situated
home; a good chance for one to buy
and occupy one side and rent the
other; good garden. Terms will be
easy. $4,000 down and balance as
rent.
At z:zs o'clock we will sell the prop
ertv known a. the Fortier -: L8rmio
house at No. 20 River street. This
property will be sold subject TO a mort
gage of $4,000. How much will YOU
give for it Rented at $500 per month.
At 400 o'clock we will sell the FIVE
room house at No. River street. This
house needs some repairs. but II
papered and painted Il viii rent for
$1,000 per month.
At 400 o'clock we will sell the house
at No. s. Brook street. This property
contains FIVE rooms, j. in good condi-
tion and has always been occupied by
the owner; very near school, good
shade. in good neighborhood. and a nice
little home.
Terms at time of sale. BE on hand
TO secure one Of these properties for
investment or home.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate Agency.
Agents.
ID. A. PERRY, Auetioneer.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON BROOK STREET
for $500. Would cost nearly double to
build at this time.
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CLAPBoARDS FOR sALE-AI sizes
Comolli & Co. 1871
FOR SALE A preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monuments brightens
up the lettering and makes the whole monu-
ment look clean and new guaranteed prices
on application James Sullivan, ia Park
street Barre VT lstf
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"A baptismal font OF pure white mar
Bile has been presented the Hyde Park
Congregational church by Mrs, Eme'
roy G. Page in memory of her son
Ensign Carol G. Page, who lost his
life ON the Cyclops
BY direction of the secretary of wa
the following enlisted men of the first
regiment, Vermont infantry, National
Guard, are detailed to attend the school
for cooks and bakers, Camp Dix, n. j.:
Edward J. Soulia, private, first class,
company Al William II. Howe, pri'
vate, first class, company T.; Charles
Fl. Dodge, private, first class. company
f, and Walter w. Smith, private, com
pany E.
Rev Charles Fl. Fry, who for the
past five years has been pastor of the
Baptist church in Mount Holly and
who resigned Nov. in order to take
a course of study in Virginia, has
been presented a petition by his par
ishioners, asking him to withdraw his
resignation and accept leave of alb
sence from now until May l. 1t is
thought Mr.. Fry will accept these
terms and return in the spring.
Hiram Madison was lost in the
woods of Bennington over Thursday
night when he became separated from
a party that was seeking a bear
thought to have dragged away trap.
The party had caught l00-pound bear
the day before, and when they found
second trap missing they began
the search. Madison suffered severely
from the exposure and was hardly able
to make his way out of the woods next
morning because of stiff muscles. While
searching for Mattison, one of the
party found the trap and caught tight
ly between its jaws was a deer's foot
The Weeks farm in Salisbury, con
sisting of $40 acres, which was first
settled in l795 by Eliakim Weeks and
had remained in the family since then,
was sold Nov. 4 to John O'Bryn of In
dian, Ont At the death of Eliakim
Weeks the farm contained only 20
acres of cleared land. His son, Ebene
ger Weeks. father of Judge J. f.. Weeks
of Middlebury, continued the work UNI
til the whole $40 acres was in high
state of cultivation. The annual hay
crop averaged 200 tons. Judge Weeks,
on account of business interests, was
unable to share in its active manage
ment, so it passes out of the family.
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A baptismal font of pure white mar
bic has been presented the Hyde Park
Congregational church by Mrs. Eme-
roy G. Page in memory of her son,
Ensign Carol G. Page, who lost his
life ON the Cyclops.
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Auction Sale

Al the store Of Oscar Smith in the
Bolster Block. No. So North Main St,
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AS AN INVESTMENT AND HOME com.
bined we can offer you a good two-tenenent
house with large extra lot on Maple avenue
There are nine rooms, two baths. lights.
etc. A fine chance for one to occupy one
side and rent the other for from si4.00 to
$500 per month.
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A REAL TRADE in a hocse, henhouse
and large parcel of land near John street
The owner lives in another state and offers
same for only $1,000.
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LOST AND FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS

FORTUNES ToLD-Let my eiairvoysnes
aid you in regard 10 love or business.
,,ses me personally: Luiva l. Page. School
49,. Ptainfeid VT 2o2ts-
DANCING CLASSES STARTED NOW
Join anytime private Instruction BY sp-
n.ointunent call az IT2 Main street, phone
tseM iset
GENERAL AND LONG DISTANCE TRUCK
ING-Also equipped 20 take parties; cal
eafM ltSf
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-08-13
GENEVA NOTES

4 large crowd Of men and boys
from Raymond and Geneva attended
the Fathers and Sons Outing 81 Cot
tonwood Lake.
Stanley Huff and Gus Peteriet
spent the week At Lake Alice fish
Ing.
Mrs. Mosiah Hall. Mrs. George
w. Peterson. Mr.. aud Hrs. =. W.
Hall spent ths weekend = Mont
peller and camping ct Fish Haven.
Mrs. Louie .. Kunz OF Bern. Ida.
In visiting with her brothers. All.
Edward and Dave Bischoff.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Tenseher. Of Boise viii be griev-
ed TO hear OF the death Of the month
old baby who died Sunday. August
Ii.
The Girls Canning Club met ~
the home o. Mrs. Robert TsuseheF
Thursday. Ths time vas spent IN
plans Tor the canning season and
playing games. The next meeting ID
20 be held August 18th. Tho follow
ing members wers present. Irene
HtrachI. Annie and Violet Bischoff.
Viola Bowman, Martha Boshme,
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to 90 into highly renumerative po-
sitions OF great responsibility. that
we take the liberty 81 urging yon 20
help Us reach them. A letter Just re-
celyed states that forty positions In
q neighboring state with excellent
salaries are seeking applicants from
this college. Our graduates are al
ready IN every one Of the eleven
western states getting salaries from
$1,000 to $4,000 . year. Our own
state needs hundreds more than are
now available. Now Of al times il
the day when the strong and clean
young manhood and womanhood OF
Utah can assume real leadership Of
the West In the great era which i
Immediately ahead Of rs. In addition
to High School graduates who enter
the regular collegiate work Of the
Institution, the college welcomes
those OF mature years. eighteen
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-08-13

Logan. have been spending : faw
days visiting their daughter. hrs.
Boone nnndaFaan.
Mg. and Mra. Arch pngmIre. ~
Ogden. are visiting ~. PusmIrs's
mother. Mrs. Marie PngnIre.
Mrs Agnex Arneli Il reported On
the improve after n extended III
nusa.
John Mattaon wAe ! business sls-
itor 70 Montpelier Monday. Eemaln-
Ing there until Tuesday.
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A. C. PREPARES FOR
BIG REGISTRATION

Logan, Utah, Aug. 12.-The peo-
pie OF Utah have maintained from
the earliest pioneer days an interest
In education which distinguishes
them among the people Of the world.
This interest has not been in the fads
and fancies Of education but has de-
manded moral and spiritual quail
usefulness second. No saner senti-
ment exists on earth than this. The
Utah Agricultural College has grown
along these lines for thirty years,
concentrating it's efforts on the
problems of the farm, the home, the
shop, the business office and the
sciences and arts which underlie in
dusary and agriculture and home
making.
The Utah Agricultural College at
the end of it's first normal year since
the war finds as never before an in
terest in agriculture, home econo-
mics, in trades and industries, in
commerce. in agricultural engineer
taxes the Institution to the utmost.
Last year the increase in regular
students demanding training was
29eo over the last pre-war year Of
1861. Enrolment in regular
classes in 1890, according to the
Registrar, reached the remarkable
number of 1905. This does not in
clude special extension work. In var
ious lines of agriculture and home
economics the total registration for
the year was 25486. OF these 23.666
were women and 1920 were younger
boys and girls. These figures for Elk
tension work of course should not
be understood as representing in all
cases separate individuals. Exten-
sion students frequently register In
two or more groups. These figures
represent those registered for organ
lied study. Many additional thou
sands are reached in other activities
through meetings, personal visits
and correspondence.
The college welcomes suggestions
from every source looking toward
the strengthening Of its work in the
interest of the state. The tiscontent
which is sweeping the world need
find no dangerous expression here IL
we can keep our farms In the hands
OF our stronger citizenship and 80
regulate this basic industry that the
farmers prosper. Build better homes
upon these farms from year to year
and the most important measure will
have been taken to keep our state
sound and strong. More aid must be
brought to the farmer. The market
ing problem must be solved. Roads
and schools must be maintained and
other important steps must be taken
to increase the prosperity of those
who produce. Here is the begin
ming and the end Of our soiiaI and
national problems. In no other way
can we fortify our people against
the calamities which today so OPP
press the world.
The college opens It's fall work
Monday, September 13, 1920. ! am
informed by the Housing Committee
that Logan citizens are throwing
open their homes and the Commit
tee feels confident that sufficient
Recommendations will be available for
the very large enrolment anticipat-
ed. The opportunities for the train
ed young men and women OF Utah
are 50 magnificent. the call Tor them
1 A. ..c....a. at IL IaynaA L. =. 1850.
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Sale of Farm implements and Stock

Three head Of mares described follows tovit One
black mare, years DID, brand; grey years
old, brand; dark bay Mares years old one span
work mules yearing colt These horses ARE owned By
= Young and have been owned and worked By him Tor
several years together with their increase
set studebaker bob sleds low wagon bought of
Farmers Equity, Gin. Stndebaker wagon good - new;
sets work harness, 2 Milwaukee moving machines,
Mccormick moving machine i Mccormick scratch rake.
stacker made BY Schmidt rebuilt; Dane bull rake and
Sidney Stevens bull rake Mccormick binder stack
er, white top Studebaker wagon Ford bought il
Cal, Lightning haler bought Of Hesigger.
Z. r. YOUNG Nounan, Idaho
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AOVER IT'S

szass us.e. asa
4AAB 3AA@AaAMNaaSE VITA @#G@4sN 49,
pKocaata g0mr cooperation ia ee&-
ting advertising snak3ew into this
office ~ tia earliest convenient
time each week The eaRafas aaae
eds are sent In the more alnae We
have TO maks tine ada attractive
md = also Imsares > better posi-
ton - tbs ADVERTISER and enables
- % gct the paper ont o. time.
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ST. CHARLES NOTES

Mrs. Joe Dnnaerson left yeater-
day for : short ylalt 70 Kemmerer
with her daughter. Mrs, Laura find
Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. .. Plerson. Of
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years Of age or older. into many 70
cational courses which are prepared
for them no matter whether they
have high school training or not.
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Oollcla Tuoller. Mile Teuscher.
Aurlia Teuacher and Alice Hirachl.
Robert Tanschar made = friu 10
Elk valley the first Of the week.
The Little River news., 1920-12-04
Hicks News.

Hicks, Dec. 3.-(SpeciaD = Miss Birdie Waldo entertained the young people with a Thanksgiving party.
 c. c. Castell ate Thanksgiving din- ner with MT. and Mrs. J. N. Phillips.
 Mrs. w. E. Owens has been very i'll for the past week.
 Mrs. E. E. Johnston and little dau- ghter. Madge, of Wilton spent Thanks giving with relatives here.
 Wesley Quarles left Saturday night for Texarkana to join the navy.
 Mrs. A. w. Johnson spent Thanks giving with her sister, Mrs. Leo Gen. try of Paraloma.
 Claude Welch from Homer, La.. vis- tied friends here this week.
 Miss Irene Quarles entertained a few of her friends with a candy mak- ing Saturday night.
 Messrs. John Quarles and A. w. Johnson went to Texarkana on busi- ness Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Matthews spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Matthew's parents. Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Adding ton at Paraloma.
 Wesley Welch of Homer. La. has been visiting relatives hero.