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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-30

nitorii lai MAAsloo. surris Jer,-
kins, din Kansas Cily, Mo-, va
tinea cuMGntarea de lominare.
Un 'tramyai ap9ins. - 0 scena
de siiabatica panic; a avut loc
pc Woodland Aven}e 81 East
18th, imediat dupa Imeazi, cind
TO sirlna .electrma rn It, a aprins
un tramwaiu, scare ra plin de
lume 81 care a sper 1t niste cal
carl an calcat trei pt 'soane.
Cind a izbucnit ft Eul, passage
Ri s'au 1mbnlzit sp1e esire, lar
altii an sarit prin fet,strii.
Patru morti din altbol de lemn.
Hartford, Conn. La polite
Eau raportat ieri nhtru cazuri
mortale provenite siln consuma-
rea de alcool de lenn. Trei bar
bait aflati lesinati IN trei case
deosebite an fost dusi la Spita-
lul din Hartford, urde in scurt
timp au murit, lar lalti dol au
fost dust la spitalll orasului dim
ire care. unul a mprit Medlcul
legist Henry N. Costello, a exa-
minat cadavrele 81 d constatat ca
moartea lor a prevent, din alcool
de lemn.
Cenetarile politifi ma putllt
afla daca victmele au .capatat a.
cest alcool in circime, cum a
fost cazul cind alti treisprezece
au murit din aceasta otraya.
Kaiserul pus la dare. - Haga
-. Autoritatile olandeze au decis
ca fostul Kaiser, care dupa fuga
lui dim Gcrmania, s'a stabilit in
Olanda. Sc fie pus la dare.
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Trupe italiene revoltatf Ia An

coma. -- kOma. - Jela SemnArea
amistitiului diferite amnestii an
fost date in Italia, dintre care u
na prin care s'a permits anarchi-
stului Malatesta Sc int0arce In
tara lui natala, care dnpa exilul
lui trait multi ami Ia Londra.
Acest ON care G nlimit spiritul
eel ran al clasei htcratoare, cu
elocuenta lui vitriolica a otravit
pc muncitorii indnstriali, agricul-
tori 81 organizatia lnilitara.
Gu fonduri, carl provin din
surse necunoscute,' aeest anar-
chist a putqt. ca sa yscoat un ziar,
prin care Sc face propaganIIa ~
roadele caruia, STUNT mrlltele gre-s
We.
La Ancona, until dintre ceiei
mai mari orase del pc coasta A
driaticei, care ar( 0 pOpulatiei
de 10000 81 care fost intotdeas
una centrnl activitassiisr a1larchi-
ste, fost vizitas Aarum de curfnd
de Malatesta, card tinut mai
multe intruniri set:rete, in care
da instructii cum sd Sc facd pro-
paganda printre soldati. Punctul'
lor eel mai puternic e ca Sc in
demne pc solhati q nu-si risca vi
alta merge Sc lupte\ i'm Albania.
Ca un rezultat, trup{lc s'au re-
voltat.
Premierul persian dhmisiouea-
"a. Teheran, Persia. - Pre-
mierm persian Vossough Ed Do
wleh, din nou gi-a fnaintat dszli-
sia Sahului. Pima in pfezent de-
misia lui ma fost. prmhita vos-
sough a formal caIbinetul in 1916.
Lupte crinosns. - Avatpl "a
lonez. - Varsovia. Lsapte
crimcene Sc dau pc intreeul front
polonez, care din ce in oe, orese
in intensitate, dups cum spln ra-
poartele oficiale poloneze.
Comunicatul de ieri apune sci,
bossevistii folosinlu4se do ! pl4ls-
jul pc care-l da sllperiOritatea lof
numerical, si manele nuanlar ds
cavalerie, ,cauta Sc ctqtige re1ni-
tatele ,deci&ive, ou sri oe pref
Lapta puternica, dela lsoal Ne.
ssnszol, s'a sfSrsit cl1 4 1nla'gert
pentru bolsevisti, esfi ~ fost
scesi a1ara din poIitiile lor. D
Fortele ucrsniens - rupt
frontul mamie Ia 1hlany, dcus
p6nh Jzernoiojowk1 d ~ lcwlka.
Comunicatul mai kl1u eaka IN
numar de alte suceese ninore.
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INFORNAINjM


Dublin, Ga. - III. T.. Jenkins, III
bogat farmar, 81 fost primar Ia
Caldwell, un orasel situat la do.
uazeci de mile departare de aici
a fost omorit 81 alti patru au fos!
.grav raniti intr' 'un duel de revol
we're, care a avut lOc SImbat5
noaptea intre membrii diferiteio D,
fractiuni politice. Dupa cum
spun infomatiile primite All, il
tire cei raniti Sc afla 81 Hiram
Mullins, primarul de acum din
Caldwell. 81 c. C. Caldwell, un far
mar, dfntre care nici lInni na *
crede ca va trai.
Locuitorii spun ca neintelega-
rile acestea sunt vechi, de citiva
ami de zile. Marul discordiei era
ca unde Sc fie pusa CARA. Beding
field 81 Mullins era in fruntea IL
nei particle 81 Caldwell 81 Gull.
sling in alta.
fnecarea unei contese. - Lon
dra. - Moartea cOntesei Dudley,
care avut lloc in Irlanda, s'a
petrecut in circmstante foarte
tragice. Contesa ajuns la CARA
Recess, Simbata .dimineata, de
aci "a dus la resedinta, care e 81
tuata pc malul della Camus Bay.
Sc pare ca contesa, care era 0
excelenta inotat0are, s'ar fl dus
Sc la baie, in mare, 81 pc cind
era departe de mail, cine site din
ce cauze s'a scufuiidat in adinci-
me, in fata servitoarei eli. care
era fara putere de al veni in a
jutor.
Corpul a fost scos afara dupa
jmntate ora, 81 dupa examinarea
: fajcuta de sln medic, s "a dat ver-
dictul ca murit de canze natu.
trale.
Furt de zahar. - Niste hoti an
fnrat MART dupa ameazi cinci sil
tie de funti de zahar 81 camionul
in care Sc afla, in timpnl cit. sofe-
rul George Davis, minca intr un
restaurant de pc West 3rd Str
| Pretnl gulerelor va fl redus. y
i Troy, N. Y. Pretul gnlerelol
va II redus la 25 cent? bucata
dupa cum .s'al anuntat de Cluett
Peabody & Co. 81 firma George
1P. Me & Co. doua tlintre celt
mai mari fahrici de gnlere din
lnaae. 'Gulerele faeute in ace,t
jfabrici sc Wind acum Gu 30 cent
hpeata.
Ginu1i6pgsa unni meaic. =
Alliance, Ohio. - DR.. D. j. Nil
fief, N prominent 81 foarte cunos
cut medic, IN etate de cincneci s
4 eapte de AMI, SO i1pugcat Teri ii
casa frstelni lui r. r. Miller, Ii
apropiere de- North Benton, un.
| A. dcstorul . mes in yiisita q
CO. s1teva sile.
= =
Ia11ss ~ II nsuninat. ssr
pan ~. Walsm Gib6s Nj
loe ~ II formal pus be lists
ne llslsii, W. dees ilefinity ID
MY souferinta tinuta de spria
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-30

Circ. Bona Mihail Ambrosie,
(sas) ales Gu unanimitate de vo-
turi.
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BIHoK.

0G&4ONs
i Circ. OraMea Mare.
.lnscrisis 1904. -
Votanti 303.
Anlllate ].
Iosif Diaanandi lpartidul papo-
rului) 278 ales.
DR.. CHS (paridul national)
"a.
Cilc. Salonta:
InScrisi 10922.
VotAnti 1470. =.
/. Pop (partidul poporului) a.
les, $3.50.
Circ. Marghita:
1nscrisi 1850.
Votanti 140l.
N. Baaria (partidul poporu-
lui), ales 1853 voturi.
ALBA DE JOS.
Giro. Abfud:
1nscrisi 2788.
Votanti 1885.
Amlate 80.
loan Rusu Ahrudcann (parti-
dull poporului) 1892 ales.
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AndMi Horvath (partidul po-
porului), ales fara contra-candi-
dat.
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MURAS TuRDA.

~ S~~V S
Circ. Ilteul Mare:
fnscrisi 5833.
Votanti 1912.
Z Anulate Is.
DR.. Alex. Simon (partidul po-
poruluD 1851 voturi, alcs.
FAGARAS.
Circ. Vernesti:
1nserisi 8450.
Vntanti 1910.
Anulate AZ.
Valeriu Puscariu (partidu po-
|rorului) 2a02 voturi, ales. !.
4 ARAD.
Cic. Boros Sebes: !.
sinscrisi 134a6 = I.
Votanti
Anulate/44. !,
Ralotaj. intre Isaliu Grsfyorea-
lnn (partidul national) Gu 14aa
lvottri 81 low Costea (partidal "a
lyShesc) Gu la65 voturi.
Girc. Rsana:
fnscrisi 2O353.
N0tanti 3163. :
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8 al - ~ H nsuninat. - San
paa - William GiASs Nj
Adoo y. a formal pus pc Iista
mi ~ decH definitw in-
eoufe uferinN tinuta de spriji-
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IcannRcriptiilor elsetoraae prea An
itinse Ia Senat.
An fost alesi ! senatori a. Th.
Mihaly Ia Del 81 a. Basaria ia
Marxhita (Orataea Mare); ambii
pc lista gnvenn,ilni.
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0Hts1lEI.

Borannl 1udovc Daniel .(part.
roporului), ales fara contra-can-
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-22
HARVARD DOWNS
 YALE g 10 [ ON
 NEW HAVEN GRID
Seventy-hve Thousand Foot ball Fans See Crimson
 Warriors Triumph.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. 22.- Seventy-five thousand frenzied foot ball fans saw Harvard's eleven crush Yale 9 to O. here Saturday. It was the Crimson and Blues annual strug- gle and alumni of the two universi ties came hundreds, and, in some cases thousands of miles to join the students in roofing for their alma matters.
 Sharing interest with the Harvard Yale battle among Eastern and Mid dle Western football followers was Saturdays game between the unde- fcated Ohio State eleven and the University of Illinois, when the Ohio ans captured the Middle Western championship by defeating their op- ponents ' to o. Wisconsin. only once deefated this season when it lost to Ohio State. won from the Univerity of Chicago 3 to 0, thereby cinching second place in the Middle Western race.
 Dartmouth downed Brown 14 to 6. and a few hours later left for Sc attle, Washington. where it will hoon up with the University of Washing ton, Thanksgiving Day.
 Results of other games fought on Eastern and Middle Western fields Saturday follow:
 Michigan 3. Minnesota O.
 Centre 2S, Virginia Poly O.
 Pennsylvania 27, Pittsburgh '.
 Marquette 10, North Dakota 0.
 Iowa IA, Ames 10.
 Nebraska B, Michigan Aggies '.
 Notre Dame B. Northwestern :.
 Indiana 10. Purdue '.
 Amherst IA Williams '.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-22
1920 FOOTBALL TITLE CAPTURED
 BY CALIFORNIA
Berkeleyites Defeat Stanfore 38 to 0. Winning Far
 West Championship.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. P. -l The University of California today stands undefeated football champion of the Far West for 1920. Pacific Coast Conference honors were clinch ed at Berkeley Saturday when the Blue and Gold gridiron warriors downed Stanford 38 to 0 in the an nual big game" and incidentally handed the Crimson team it's first defeat of the season, now all but closed
 California by winning Saturday title to represent the West in the annual East vs. West Tournament of Roses game at Pasadena New Years day. although the choice ia made by the Tournament of Roses Associations football committee ana does not automatically go to the win ncr of the conference totle.
 The University of Southern Califor- nia, while not a member of the con ference, has defeated several of the conference teams this year and DOS sibly may be the committees selec. ton if it wins out next Thursday. Thanksgiying Day, against the Uni yersity of Oregon at Los Angeles. Like California and Stanford (pre- yious to Saturdays game) the South elners have not suffered a defeat this year.
 The University of Oregon. last years conference winner, and the Vests standard bearer. against liar, ward at Pasadena last New Years Dav is still formidable this year. de- spite its two defeats by California and Stanford and the result of next Thursdays game will be watched with interest as affording a line on the University of Southern Califor- nia's strength as companed with Cal ifornia's great football machine. Cal ffor1ia defeated Oregon 14 to 2.
 oregon Saturday battled Oregon Agricultural College in 0 to tie this with he California Stanford came he'ng the closest contests of tba Pacific Conf .ence schedule.
 Results of other Western gomes Saturday follow:
 University of Idaho 20. University of Montana '.
 Gonzaga University 47, Montana Mines '.
 University of Colorado ', Colorado Aegies '
 University of Wyoming 0, Univer- sliy of Utah O.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-22
SOLDIERS FIND
 TROUGH GOING"
 AT BASKETBALL
Fort Seward Team Defeated Overwhelmingly by Thane
 And Douglas High.

The transforming trip of the Fort Seward basketball team was not a successful one, two defeats, ore by Thane Saturday night in Juneau by a score of B to 2l and another Gun- day night, 70 to ?, by the Douglas Nigh School at Douglas, being hand ed to them on the Channel.
 Against the Thane team in the Juneau High gym the soldiers at times showed flashes of basketball ability and in some of the last half in particular, carried some of the play to Thane territory. Team work, however, on their part was an un known suantity and but for the in dividual playing of Ward, Captain and center. and Witzache. forward, there would have been no opposition to the mill men. Ward made a rec ord by shooting four free throws out of five for baskets.
 Having things so decidedly its own way, the Thane team did not have to exert itself Hodges, at center, sh0ne brilliantly with thir- teen field goals, and Williams, for ward, played very good game. The team work of the mill town mon has improved wonderfully since their first game week ago and at times was a little too intense, easy baskets being lost for the sake of short pass.
 No Baskets From Field
 In the game of last night on the Douglas Natatorium floor. the sol diers were unable to throw a single basket from the field. their two points coming one in each half from Tree throws from the foul line. The wonderful team play of the Hlgh School boys dazzled and bewildered the soldiers so that they never had chance and from the first it was only a question of how many points the school boys would be able to pile up.
 What playing the soldiers did was carried out by Ward and Witzache but they were so well guarded that I'll their plays were smothered be- fore they really got started.
 No one starred for Douglas as the team work that has made them fam ous was working all the time. Nei- son led in basket throws while Man ly as guard was mainly responsible for keeping the soldiers from scoring from the field.
 In the game at Juneau Saturday night. the balconies al the gym were comfortably filled and at Douglas
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-22

Edwards substituted Tor Ward in tirst half. Came Back in second.
 *Garn substituted for H. Gallwas in second half
 Douglas; Field goals-Brown z Nelson 12, H Gallwas ', NJ. Gallwas (. Garn ?. Foul throws-Brown l. Nelson 1. Personal fouls ,.
 Ft Seward; Field goals-0. Foul throws Ward 2 Personal fouls 9.
 Score-first half Douglas 9. Ft Seward 1; Final Score-70 to 2. Ref cree, A. B. Cole, Junea"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-22

the next evening there were some thing over a hundred spectators nreSent
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-22
The lineup Saturday

Thane Field goals-Hodges 13, Williams 6, IIagist 1, Furbush 2. Foul throws Hodges 2, Williams l. Personal fouls 9, technical 1.
 .Ft. Seward Field goals-Ward 4, Witzache 3. Olizwiski 1. Personal fouls 4, technical 1.
 Scores first half, Thane 9. Ft Seward T; Final score Thane 53. Ft Seward 21. Referee, A. B. Cole. Timekeeper. H. k Herner, Thane Scorekeeper. Jorgenson, Juneau
 The Lineup Sunday
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-22
Headquarte CTS for Ladysmith Coal Juneau Transfer Go. Phone 4S.-adI

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that my wife. Edna EllinEen. has left my house without just cause, and that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her
 Dated this 18th day of November, 1920. F. J ELLINGEN.
 adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-22

See us for your next coal or wood order. We handle only the best TRIMMER & RITTER. Phone IA.
 -adV
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-22
FIREMEN AND THANE
 WILL CLASH TONIGHT

Starting at 8 o'clock a basketball game will be played tonight at the Douglas Natatorium between the Thane and Douglas Fire Department
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01
TOWNSHEND.

The honor list of Leland and Gray sem
mary was as follows: Anne Dauchy, Amy
johnson, Annabelle Barber, Earl Vim
cent, Clara Greenwood, Howard Cutler,
Franklin McColl
The Pre-Memorial day exercises took
place in the schoolhouse Friday afternoon.
Three Civil war veterans were present
and there was large audience of parents
and friends The children had been care
fully trained and did their parts well. The
reciting in concert of Lincoln's Gettys
burg speech, and the reading of parts o.
The Man Without Country were es
pecially worthwhile things to teach chill
dren patriotism. Rev. Mr.. Boswortf
made few remarks to the children il
closing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01
HEAVY TIDE OF
AUTO TRAFFIC
Volume of Travel Through Brattleboro
Never Heavier than Past Three
Days-Many Fishermen.

Automobile traffic through Brattleboro
was never heavier than during the past
three days. The tide of holiday traffic
began to flow early Saturday morning
and grew in volume steadily throughout
he day, most of the tourists being headed
in a northerly direction. There was a
procession of cars in both directions all
day Sunday, while yesterday returning
week-enders We're mostly in evidence.
The double holiday was specially attrac-
tive to out of the state fishermen and
the trout streams throughout the county
were lined with anglers from early Sun
day morning until late yesterday after
noon. One local party who sought soil
tude IN Somerset Saturday afternoon
were disturbed in their early slumbers
the next morning by the passage of nc
less than four ears filled with Massachu
sets fishermen. Reports from various
parts of the county indicate that trout
fishermen who We're on the Winhall river
Sunday experienced the best luck.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01

Hard Sauce for Steamed Puddings:
Cream IA cup of butter and l cup of
confectioner sugar together, add / egg
white beaten light,} and IA teaspoon va
nilla
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01

BURBANK HOSPITAL Training
School for nurses has three vacancies
for pupil nurses. High standard school,
New York state curriculum. Paid in
structors. Busy 125-bed hospital Best
of living conditions. Small expense al
lowance while learning of $12 month
and all maintenance. Apply Supt. of
Nurses, Burbank Hospital, Fitchburg,
Mass. 78-Sl*
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01
VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE FOR SALE

1t is seldom you get chance to buy
30 cosy a home as the one at So OAK
GROVE AVENUE, OWNED BY w.
II. BOND, about everything to make
life worth living is found in this beau
tiful house, large frontage, garage,
;hrubbery, etc.
This property is put on the market
for no reason except that the owner
has bought home nearer his business
on Main st. This will not be on the
market very long so speak now.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01
S. w. Edgett & Co.
FOR SALE!
VALUABLE FARM IN
BERNARDSTON, MASS.
In A crec

Sloping south and east, will cut 80
tons of hay and keep 20 head stock,
600 sugar trees with utensils. Two
story house 10 rooms, beautiful loca-
ton, two barns with silo. If sold be-
fore July first you can buy the stock
and tools. For further particulars
write
S. w. Edgett & Co.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01

The Brattleboro- Springfield motor
express has resumed daily trips to and
from Springfield and solicits patronage
One truck leaves both Brattleboro and
Springfield at 10 a. m. stopping at all
stations en- route. Leave calls before
10 a. m. at Brattleboro 626-J, or
Springfield, River 9. 72-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01
ADVERTISEMENTS.
FEMININE TOPICS

Cold wood ashes make an excellent
paste for polishing the nickel on the
stoves. Polish with dry cloth.
| see that at the Cory market they |,
carry the Red Lily" brand of canned
goods. If you have never tried them |
suggest that you do SO because am sure
you will be as favorably impressed with
their quality as others have been. Let
your next order include some for trial
Hot waffles of delicate texture and
crushed strawberries with sugar-ean
you think of anything more delicious for
luncheon?
| Such attractive wash suits as they are
showing at the j. F. Austin store. The
girls should not have all the pretty things
and if you dress the small son in one
of these suits he will look as an up-to
date youngster should. They are of good
substantial materials made up in pretty
but plain styles.
| Avoid seam marks when pressing by
doing the work over broomstick. Have
a short piece and long piece, to save
awkwardness in handling and wrap with
cloth or flannel.
Good whisk brooms have been as hard
to get and as expensive proportionately
as floor brooms, but | see that the
+, Thomas Pharmacy have in their stock OF
brushes window full of good, substan-
: tial and reasonably priced whisk brooms
They are necessary tool at houseclean
{ ing time.
! Grape-nuts are pleasing addition to {
fruit salad when you find there are NJ
real nuts in the pantry.
The summer weights in the Garter
underwear for men are selling rapidly
, at the L. J. Fenton store. When you buy
Carriers you get reliable garment tina
stands wear and tear. 1t is here, too
that you will find those fadeless ant
famous Metric" shirts.
Get a pair of bicycle clips and attac
!. them to the rolled-up sleeves. The sleeve
~ will not fall down, and even a daint
r, shirtwaist may be kept clean.
There is an unusual value in slip-o
fsWeaters at GoodnoW, PEARSON q hunt
where they have a counter piled hig
with these pretty garments in all color
for only s. each. 1t has been Ion
time since | have seen a sweater marke
at that price. They are just the thin
for summer wear with thin dresses an
sport skirts. See them before the assert
ment is broken.
- small fashlight makes a good add
ton to the medicine chest; it is GOO
insurance against getting the wrong bottl
The automobile season is the cause
much dust and dirt in the hair, so
you ride much see that yours is kel
clean by frequent shampooing. At Mis-
Grifiin's you. will get it done thorough
and satisfactorily.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01

Mrs Brasor's method of vocal in
struction is based upon Italian princi-
pies which are known to be the best for
laying firm foundation for good sing
ing. Arrangements for joining her
classes can be made at any time.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01
LOST.

LOST-Friday, Jersey coat with white
collar and cuffs. Reward if returned tt
Reformer Office. Z!
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01

Dainty materials for curtains often
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01
PERMANENT
POSITIONS

Apply N. Y, N. H. & H. Co., Room
459, South Station, Boston.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01

Jewelry is always acceptable and suit
able gift for either the boy or girl grad
uate and at the Thompson JeweIry store
you will find some unusually pretty
things for such time. Their stock in
cludes watches, cufflinks, scarf pins,
buckles, rings, brooches, pendants, beads,
chains, lockets, lingerie pins and many
other things dear to the youthful heart.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01
FOR SALE!

Village farm of 20 acres in Mortified,
Mass Good set of buildings, modern
house, fruit for home use, wagons,
tools, ETC. All for $4,000, part cash.
B. G. ABBOTT
Mortified, Mass.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01

WANTED-Raw furs. We are in a
position to pay highest market price.
Orders taken for all kinds of dressed
furs made from fancy northern skins.
r. i. Jones, Kinson's harness shop, 2S
Flat St., Brattleboro. 303-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01

If new garbage can is painted on the
inside it will keep it from rusting.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01

look cloudy when starched. To make
them crisp and fresh add one tablespoon
of borax to a gallon of water the last
time they are rinsed. Wiring the water
out, roll tightly in towel and after a
few hours they should be ironed until
they are thoroughly dry.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01

ANY PERSON KNOWING of some
worthy invalid who needs a wheel chair
and is financially unable to purchase
same, kindly communicate by letter to
Mrs. l.. B. Gordon, Williamsyille, VT
1913 81
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01

In order to tell whether a potato is
starchy or watery, cut one in two cross
wise and then place the halves together.
If they hold, the potato is starchy; if not,
watery. If one potato stands this test
then the chances are that all in the bas-
ket or bag will
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-01

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