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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-02-11

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THE COUNTRY CgNTLERGAN.
For only $1.00 you can read
Herbert Quick's series and all
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-23
lila MODA AL DIA.....
s. - -
"a VUELTA DEL SACO ACiNTU
RADIO

La moda de sacos ac~inturados o de
tale ajustado ha hecho ST aparicion.
o mejor dicho. SUI reaparici6n. sin du-
da por Ia buena ~presencia que dicha
moda da 4 ia figura, haciendola mas
esbelta Y e~legante. FL detalle que
distingue 4 Ia nueva moda de Ia que
Sc ha usado en- amos anterioreS. con-
siste en- que el ajustamiento del SAGE
es solo en- Ia parte del busto y espe-
cialmente en- Ia cintura, Y de esta II
nea ahajo. In brenda muestra una
ruelta hilgada y amplia.
FL modelo que hoy ofrecemos a nues
tras lectoraS. es I'm ejemplo del nue.
vo estilo. La tela escogida para es-
te modelo es I'm genero nuevo que lie
va eI nombre del c4lebre modesto
frances Poiret. de color azul de Ia
Marina. El saco Sc abotora por Ell
centre del frente con botones de ia
bache o abalo-i0. en- forma de barri-
les V 81 cuello que es de vuelta, alto
V cerradc, lleva como complemento
una corhata de list6n acordonado del
mismo color que ell material del ira
ie. La faIda es de corts recto. tan
popular Y lleva dos pequhas bolsas a
los lados. FL sombrero de forma pc
queha y perEsctamente amoldado a
IL cabeza. es de paia de Milan. de
color verde h~rlllante Y como adorno
Ileva una hernosa puma de avestruz
en- Ell lado izquierdo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-23

Dej6 una ri5a. Que fus desde auuel
dfa el dnlco pensamiento de su pa
DIRE.
Busting, VI viejo a ia muer,e de
81 mujer dedIc6 81 resto de 81 exis-
tencia al anoroso cuidado de aque--
LA encantadora criatura. que desde
los cinCo o seis amos anunciaba "a
una belleza cXt-aordinaria Y IN ca
raCter anSelical.
No So cuida una flor en- la inver-
nal estufa con mas solicitud nj cut
dadoso afan con que Busting Sc de-
dic6 a cuidar a Sofia. Sofia fue para
81 el resumen de 81 e~xistencia slo-
ROSA. DIG por terminada ST. mission
sobre Ia terra y anunci6 un dfa a
su numerosis.ma clientele que deja-
ba de visirar enfermos ' que Sc re-
traba a mas tranquila e~xistencia.
La noticia cay6 en- Madrid como
7 bomba.
Protest6 c-ariaosamente Ia orensa
de aquel adios a Ia ciencia = al u
DO. Las familias mas ilustres acu-
dteroE a casa del doctor a oueiarse
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-23

7 El doctor Busting. hito de padres
e~1enanes pero espahol Y extremeno,
habfa sido 6urante ~cincuenta amos
ell rev de los medicos de Ia Penlnsu'a
G islas adyacentes.
Su reputation habia traspasado las
fronteras, Y en- todas las Academlas
~francesas. beIgas, prusianas. rusas' a
mericanas V portuguesas, figuraoa 81
nombre como socio correspondence:
= Sc lie recordaba en- 0 consulta
sobre Intermediates del corazon. en-
las que hab.a logrado Ell sabio de
u me ocupo, celebridad universal.
No Quiero decir con este que fuese
un medico especialista. En- IA epoca
en- que Ell doctor reino, no Sc ~conocian
los specialists. Todos los medicos
10 GUARDIAN TODD. para hablar con
mas propiedad. 10 intentaban.
Busting habfa sido mtdico de ca
mara de cuatro o cinco reyes; habla
ssistido n los enfermos mas ilustres
de Ia rlci"n; habia rayado, IN fin,
tan alto. que hoy dfa de la fecha (por
que Busting existe aun) nadie discu-
te la legitimidaG de tan inmensa IA
ma I'll COCIOT Sc HdDl3 CdSdtO COH
una joven irsiesa & Quien conoci6 en-
no Sc que aguas minerales del ex-
tranjero. a dorde fue acompanandO a
un enfermo grave. Tenfa %ertonces
, Busting ~cincuenta V dos amos. Su mu-
jer no hizo escribir a su marido mas
cue n receta, con OCCASION de IN
ccnstipado, cue cuando lego en- ma
nos de un criado a Ia botica. va no
era necesaria, porque Ia senora de
Busting habIa mUerto.
Parece ser que al inclinarse para
coger el ahanico que Sc lie habia CAT
do al suelo. Sc lie rompio un vase, Sc
GIN certificaci6r fa~cutaitiva V mu-
rio en- 81 acJo. No le sirvi6 su buen
caracter en- este bajo mundo. La rup-
tura de un vase le produjo Ia muerte
a ella que no habfa roto un plato en-
! su vida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-23
La Cjencja y 81 Coraz6n

mana: 70 ie espero...y 81 no viene,
!como ha de ser! paciencia.
FL doctor corto Ia conversation,
pensando que miss Fanny era n
exceiente institutriz. pero una tngle
SO. al fin, excentrica en denasfa-
ST me IA ha hecho rom4ntica, de-
cfa para sus adentros mientras vol
Wan q casa, nos ha divertido.
PorGue, despues de TODD. las ideas
de Sofia no = practicas.
Evening journal., 1920-11-22
Is PERIOD
FURNITURE

We have been hearing a great deal
lately about period furniture. What
Is it2 II Is a modern reproduction OF
old designs, so artistic, useful and
durable that they have continued
In some cases-for centuries. Before
you buy that new desk, Mrs. House
wife, II will pay you TO know some
thing about period furniture"
TYPE OF BURDAU-DESK
Evening journal., 1920-11-22
some PEOPLE
HAVE A HARD
TIME OF IT
Trying to Get Along With
Low Vitality and Weak
Blood
NOT FAIR TO
= THEMSELVES
'Pepto-Mangan Builds Rich
Red Blood and Restores
Strength

II you want 10 succeed in your
work-to get 20 the top, look first TO
your health. BE physically NJ. Keep
your blood in good condition.
II your blood Is bad. you lose enthu-
siasm. Little things bother you. In
stead OF concentrating on your work
you browse. You try 10 pull yourself
together. II takes all your energy TO
do Just average work
Perhaps your blood has become
ciogged with poisons. You are Just
beginning TO feel IT.. You need the
good blood tonic, pepto-Nfangan. Il
contains ingredients that feed your
blood and purify it. You get more
->ed cOrpuscles. Then your energy
comes back and you eat better. feel
better, and look better II shows in
your daily work You get things
. done without exhausting yourself.
You get back to normal-the way
You should be.
There is but one genuine Peplo-
Mangan and that is Guides" II Is
nut up in both liquid and tablet form.
Each has the same medicinal value.
Ask your druggist for Guides" and
look for the name "Gude'sn on the
package. II Il is not there. Il IS not
Peptc=Mangsn. AaSaresemsnL
Evening journal., 1920-11-22
DOINGS OF The DUFFS

SAN,i HAVE Az IpEA VOW We CAN
err OLIVIA OUT on nAl5 NAV hErl'a6
MOOD SAgS N IA PAN Sotte
SENTIMENTAL music Love STorFS,
Ano h,hi 6E SAElL GET 10 1tUAklN ALc
Evening journal., 1920-11-22

Mrs. Farentz is confined TO her bed.
There will be a nentcrt1inmeni Dy
the pupils OF the local SCHOOLS III
the parish house tOul0w'oW evening
TO commemorate the landing OF bne
Pilgrims and the cOnvening OF tne
First Continental Congress Inere
will b. no admission fee and ne
general public is invited.
Mrs. Nlangie Hearn, OF this oity'
who was successfully operated on az
the Physicians and Surgeons Hospl-
tai Wilmington. has 50 far improved
that she was brought % her home
James Abbott. former ash collector
OF this city, by orders OF DR.. 3. NJ.
Allen VIII enuar the Delaware Hospi-
tal today for an X-ray examination
OF am injury TO his spine received
over year ago while collecting
The public schools. OF this city will
be closed Thursday and Friday for
the Thanksgiving holidays. Several
heachers living In distant c1ties Will
leave hsre Wednesday afternoon lot
John F. Z. Clayton and his sister,
Mrs Blanche Williams, left yesterday
morning for Baltimore. Md. Ihey
wire called t0e the bedside Of Their
sister. Mrs. j. Kerns. who Is critical
| ly an IN a hospital in that clty.
John ID. Cannon, Sr.. OF Third ana
| Chestnut streets, is confined to ms
home with rheumatism.
Richard Price. who is employed al
/ The Palmyra. y. j., Iron Works, is
sps snding sometime here with rela-
hNes. His sister, Ntts. OnarBs
Townsend. who recently underwent
! serious operation in the Homeopathic
Hospital. is reported Do be Improving
at that institution.
Miss Else Walls. OF Sixth anc
Delaware sire, Is. attended. a part3
given Saturday evening In honor ol
/ her nephew. William Patterson, Jr;
Lad the home Of his parents. Mr. .anc
Mrs. William Patterson, Wilmington
Frank Fox. Of Springfield, is spend
ing several DAYS with his neice, Mrs
II = Snavly. OF East Third street.
Walter smith, OF Philadelphia, wa.
A SUNDAY guest Of his uncle, q. AlleT
Mr. and Mrs. r. z. Pinde-, of SIKH
and Delaware streets. are entertain
inc Mrs. Mary CalhOOn and daughter
Hazel. OF Lincoln City. Mrs, Pinde
and her guests are spending today j
Pm iladelphia. ,. u.,..
davidson and Regina Rothrock, SUI
dents at ihe WOmen's college, New
ark. and Messrs. George Madden an'
Joseph ROthrOck. spent the weekend
with their parents here.
Mrs. susan Nantine, Of Parksbure
Evening journal., 1920-11-22
MRS. ELIZABETH ]. TlCE.

MRS. ELIZABETH J. TlCE.
case. / had been run down and feel
ING miserable for long time;
could not keep the lightest kind Of
food in my stomach as IL would cause
eas and bloating; In fact the very
sight OF food would slcken me; my
liver was out Of order, and ! was so
nervous I could nOt sleep at night;
was always dosing with laxatives for
consultation which never did me the
least good and had rheumatic pains
AN through my body / got so nerv-
Gus that / could not go out on the
street. Since l have taken Plant
Julce all that has passed away and Il
mas made a new woman Of me; ! sleep
fine now and am not the least nerv-
Gus: / have a fine appetite and have
not an ache or a pain; nothing wor-
ries me now since ! took Plant Juice
and the rheumatic pains are a thing
OF the past. / am glad TO give this
public endorsement so that all sur
ferers may benefit by It,"
The Plant Juice Man Is at the
Miller Drug Store, No. 40i-i06 Market
street Wilmington, where he Is daily
meeting tire local public and introduc-
ing and explaining the merits OF this
remedy. Free samples given.
Evening journal., 1920-11-22

for one day only so that those who
missed the opportunity Of seeing IL
last week, will not miss the produc-
ton while II Is sim one OF the new
est phoioplays on the market.
Tomorrow William ID Taylor's spe-
cfal production ''rhe Soul OF Youth"
Is 90 he The feature. This picture
Is dedicated 90 the homeless boys
throughout the land. II ls a particu-
lar story OF a hoy who was hoy
with all his being loving fun and
sports.
"THE MONEY CHANGERS"
One OF the greatest and biggest
productions in pictures Is offered In
"The Money Changers" the all stai
Benjamin B. Hampton super produc.
I ton that comes 90 The Savoy Thcatr,
/ for the entire week commencing TO-
/ day. 10 Is not a crook play, nor Z
/ drama OF high finance. nor Chlnesl
play. but 10 Is a study combining al
I three In q powerful story OF New
York that takes IN alike the glitter
lng splendor of the cltNt riches
high society and the colorful. myster
iOus. drug laden atmosphere Of M
| Oriental underworld. Written for IN
screen by Upton Sinclair. formerly o
/ Wilmington. from his famous novel
"Thc Money Changers" the story
! reyOlves about "a man greedy foi
money Frederick stanton Heck.
Wilmington man. Is In the cast. II.
will be remembered for his wnrl
In operatic roles as we'll as othe
screen productions.
In addition Snub Pollard viii Nj
seen in his newest comedy. 'rhe Dea
Evening journal., 1920-11-22
Az THE GAnnIck

Departed" which is sure to be some
laugh producer.
Evening journal., 1920-11-22

"An Alaskan Romance" an elab-
orate musical comedy. will be pre-
sented at The Garrck Theatre this
week. under the direction OF Harry
and Tom Linton. by a company Of
~ clever FUN makers and a beauty
chorus. In fact. there are several
features on The bill. including LII
Han and Anna Roth. charming and
talented youngsters. Who have an in
tcrcst'ng sketch that recalls childhood
memories. the Wilton sisters. who
are decidedly versitild entertainers
There are many other good things on
the bin. includ ng Trend Myers. a
singing comediene; Reed and Burke, 5
comedy team ,.kafka and stanley. who
will present a surpr Sc act. and Blu,
Helm and Helen Lockwood. In a com
edy sketch
Evening journal., 1920-11-22
[ TThe
WCl[1pG1Ilg
"A SLAVE OF VANITY. ;

Just how FAR in the wrong direction
may a woman go and. then retrieve
through her better sense? A big ques-
zion which makes an interesting story
in "A Slave OF Vanity" the screen ver-
sion Of iris" Sir Arthur Wing PIN
eros great drama, In which Pauline
Frederick makes her screen appearance
Evening journal., 1920-11-22
HER RHEUMATISM
ENTIRELY GONE
Popular Tatnall Street
(Wilmington) Lady Is
Now Praising Plant
Juice
SHE HAD SUFFERED
FOR MANY YEARS

Local people are daily iestifylng In
signed statements what Plant Juice,
the new herbal remedy, has done Tor
them. One Of the latest Is Mrs. Eliza
beth j. Tice, a well known Whining
ton lady residing 40 No. $50 Tainall
street, who said:
PLANT Juice certainly proved to be
most wonderful medicine In my
Evening journal., 1920-11-22
STAGE S
NFu o,nRIFN uINsTnFI :

NEIL OBfuEN MiNSIHkl.S.
The seats went on sale this morn
ing for the engagement here begin
ning Thursday OF the Nell O'Brien Min
etrels on their annual visit 70 Wa
mington.
For this the ninth year Of the
0'Brien Minstrels, Manager Oscar +.
HOdgs Will present what Ia promised
as a notable production for this class
ment which provid special settings
for every feature OF the show. is abso-
lutly new and the costumes are novel
and striking.
Among the old and new favOrites
will he found Lew Wilson, Jack Am
lex. Davis Gaffney, Danny Roche, j.
Lester Haberkorn, Joseph White. Wal
ter Sherwood. the Wilmington singer
Lea Laird and many others.
The engagement opens with a
Thanksgiving matinee.
"SHAVINGs."
Parents who take IN ir children q
the ihertre with mingled fe lngs OF
fear and trepidition are adVis q o.
take them 10 the Playhouse on Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday, Novem-
Der %, 30 and December 4, to see
Henry w. Sayage's Caps Cod comedy
"Shavings." a dramatizaiion OF Joseph
G. Lincoln's novel OF the same title.
The play will not only b. found one
well calculated 10 interest children
but 70 As one which promotes whole
some thought and whatever the child
ish mind retains. the par nts ma.
rest assured 10 will be for the better
ment and not for the d.triment OF The
/ boy or The girl.
Seats for iha engagement will g,
on sale Thursday.
Evening journal., 1920-11-22

at the Playhouse tomorrow and We'd
nesday.
The story opens showing Pauline
Frederick as Iris Bellamy. a hot house
plant OF the upper strata OF life, who
Is a victim Of a strange viii OF her
lately dec ased husband. which pro
v.des that she shall sacrifice her en-
tlrs fortune should she marry again.
Nngle Barrie and Willard Lewis are
he masculine principals.
'THE NORTH WINDS MALICE"
When Rex Beach was prospecting
for gold In the Klondike quite a few
years ago. he returned without 50
much as a grain Of the precious dust
But he found something infinitely
mere 20 be treasured He struck a
mine OF literature which has yielded
the American public a phenomenally
rich trove OF stories. books and
ptotoplays
One OF the greatest motion pictures
that ever came from Rex Beach's per
Is The North Winds Malice" which
is 10 play all this week at the Queer
Theatre. II Is a story cast In th'
frozen heart OF Alaska In the roman.
tic days Of the gold rush.
Charlie Chaplin In the Adven+
turer" viii be the comedy offering.
''WHAT's YOUR HURRY?"
Few people have ever thought o
the handsome, nattily dressed Wal
/ lace Reid as a "stunt ACTOR" See
ing him dancing the latest Jazz stop
| for a cabaret scene or making Low.
/ 10 a Irc,ty nurse as the hero Of 'Sicl
Abed." one probably cannot imagin'
| Wallie risklng his life 20 provide
/ thrills for the iaded Aim fans.
In "The Valley Of the Giants
cabo0se broke loose from a logginl
train on which he was riding anl
threw him over a steep embankment
In THE Roaring Road and "EXcusl
My Dust" ne drove a racing auto ovel
some OF the most dangerous course
in America at record speed. But HI
saved the greatest and the rlskles
thrill for Whats Your Hurry?" hi
newest auto romance. which Is TO HI
at the Majestic Theatre all Of TIN
week.
y "A BEGCAR IN PURPLE"
This time last week the Majesti
- = -.
Evening journal., 1920-11-22

"A BEGCAR IN PURPLE"
This time last week the Majestic
Theatre showed "A Beggar in Pur-
ple.~ The Rlalto Is showing It today
Evening journal., 1920-11-22

Al the beginning OF the nineteenth
century, bureau desks came INTO
vogue and were both OF English ana
Dutch make. There are many OF
these still found in the New England
States and New York.
the bureau desk shown here Is
made OF mahogany. When II IS
closed 10 looks like a bureau with
seven drawers, but the middle drawer
opens out.
Evening journal., 1920-11-22

pa. Is spending some time with her
deughter. Mrs. Edward Gebhart, OF
South street.
There viii be no prayer service IN
/ the First Baptist Church This week,
owing 10 the union Thanksgiving ser
vice in the Methodist Church.
Seminole Pribs OF Improved Order
OF Red Men will meet this evening In
/ Masonic Temple.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-24
Fire

liquid fire to the bedbugs. ants, reaches
and feas is what the new chemical discovery
really is, although there is no danger or no
damage to be done by using it TO your
springs, furniture or clothing. This new
chemical is known as Pesky Devils Quietus,
p, d. q. Costs 35c. but this few cents will
have the power of Kidding your house of
bedbugs, ants, reaches and feas If you
purchase p. ID. @. P. d. q. is used and rec
commended by the leading hospitals and rail-
road companies as the safest and quickest
way of Riding the pesky bedbugs, ant.
reaches.
Special hospital size s2.50-makes five gal
lons-your druggist has it or can procure 1t
for you sent prepaid either size to your
address on receipt of price by the Owl
Chemical Co.. Terre Haute, Ind The success
of P. D. @. has caused imitators to have
been prosecuted, pedding imitation. Cen
uine P. D. @. Is never peddled.
Sold by Ernest Drown and other leading
Enthusiastically.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-24
A. r. COLE, Agent
Marshfeld, Vt.-Tel. 1872
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the state highway com.
missioner at Montpelier, Vermont, on
Thursday, July l, at o'clock p. m.
for the construction of 4.03 miles of
bituminous macsdam road in South
Burlington and Shelburnei 407 miles
of wsterbound macadam road in New
Haven, Naltham and Ferrisburg; OIL
miles of waterbound macadam in ST.
Adams. O.73 miles OF waterbound ma
cadam in Barnet; 1887 miles of gravel
road in Dorset, Mt. Tabor and Dandy I;
$50 miles OF gravel road in Dummers-
ton and l.26 miles of gravel road in
East Montpelier, Vermont.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the office of the state engineer at
Montpelier, Vermont
Bidders should satisfy themselves,
before bidding. as to the character Of
the work and the obstacles TO be en-
countered The estimated quantities
are not guaranteed, but are given as q
basis for the comparison of bids.
A certified check for ono per cent Of
the bid. but not less than $4,000, pay.
able 10 the state highway commits.
sioner, must accompany each bid
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
:. r. BATES.
State Highway Commissioner.
Dated June IL, 1920. Jun22-2a-2s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-24
So Head of Stock
FIVE HORSES
TEN GRADE COWS

all straight and right, freshened in
May; 90 good yearling heifers: year
ling bulls; ALL THIS STOCK HAS
BEEN TUBERCULIN TESTED; 4
calves, pigs, weight about 200 lbs;
brood sow to farrow in July; | bay
mare, weight LOO lbs, years old
safe and good worker, can go better
than mile in three minutes on buggy ;
bay mare weighing 1850 lbs, o years
old, good driver and worker, safe any
where; bay mare, weight about 1920
MS. years old; good free horse on
road or work, with foal; chestnut
mare, weight I $50 lbs, 10 years old /;
sucking colt, yearling colt, rs hens
Also, ? moving machines, horse rake,
separator, No 10, and ! No. Is
spring tooth harrow, pillow, horse hoe.
surrey, driving harnesses, single and
double harnesses, buggies, rakes, and
tools of all kinds and description, too
numerous to mention.
Terms on personal property: Six
months with good bankable paper. On
real estate at time of sale. Lunch at
noon.
JOS. BARcoMB, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auetioneer, Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-24
FoR SALE IN so. cAnor vILLAGE

is0-ACRE FARM. extra good buildings, all
in fine shape HISTORY house with veran-
das house large enough for 9 families and
well-fnished rooms one Of the best Of eel
lars barn, 40xf0. deep drop bays. dandy
silo. good stables. never-failing water 20
buildings and all inside a nice apple or
ehard, nsachine-mowing fields. cuts hay Of
the best Quality; $50 to 200 NJ. standing tim
Der on the place. close TO mill 90 head Of
cattle. OF which II are nice cows a good
pair Of horses. almost new harnesses a lot
OF good farm tools viii sell the property all
together or farm without stock and tools !;
price right either way
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-24
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

AN AMERICAN PROTESTANT GENTLE
MAN WANTS A CoMPANIoN-A house
keeper in family Of those under So who
can cook and furnish AL reference will be
considered good home in good locality
write to N care Times Office. s5t4
Bookkeeper and Btenographer for
granite office; one with some experience
preferred; address "B. B. b." Times office.
s3t
WANTEDA woman for general homework,
or a housekeeper, in a small family where
there are no children and no washings or
good references woman of middle age or
little under preferred this is a good place
for one who would like permanent place
at good pay good room is provided with
steam heat and electric light: the pay will
be satisfactory TO the right person address
&C." Barre Times 1915
WANTED Woman TO work in kitchen np-
ply to A. G, Nelson, Woodbury. Lake
House, East Calais, tel. 9007-2 Plainfeld.
f9t
EFFICIENT COOK, mattresses and kitchen
women wanted at once at Miller's Inn:
Montpelier T5tf
LAUNDRESS -- Also chamber maids for the
summer season apply VIM. NJ. Gale, Mgr.
Lake Morey Club. Fairlee, VT 56t
WANTED Strawberry pickers. or L. BY
last Of June room furnished and rood
pay; G. w. French Bradford, VT. 73tl6'
PUPILS NURSES WANTED-Youns women
to train as nurses st Barre City Hospital,
Barre. s5tf
wANTED-A middle-aged woman for rem
eral Homework state wares address Mrs.
Cullen Martin. Windsor. VT 1871
WANTED Pupil nurses and attendants ct
the Taunton State Hospital wages. $500
per month with maintenance; for particulars
address DR.. Arthur " Goss, Supt. Taunton
State Hospital. Taunton. Mass. e64t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-24
WANTED

WANTED Position in granite ofiics: havs
knowledge q banking and xtncrsl orc,
uark With slight experience in nerhs nica
drawing. wish 70 ccnncct with progressive
firm write n C. J. p. carr Times. sttt
MANURE WANTED viii pa cash ,. a.
Spence. Beckiey NIL r. y. 2, boa ",
Barre. t4tA-
WANTED-Tvo or three Furnished noouls
for housckscrinz Write 20 = ear. ~
TINES N1-
WANTED a or s-roofn -ottsCe ~ nocs1s
all rnaarru improvements. centrally aocat-
ri write 20 H" cerr Times. tstt
WANTED-Any arn0unt - rine. csk Ash.
spruce Or hickory lumhsr. rash n erv o.
uiu Advance IS ucr cent fast 81 saved -
hcid 81 tays A g. Hiuo-ris. - Chet1ut
strs-t. Albany y. Y. tEl Main ieii- sac