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DISCURSOSI

Para fiestas pR-rias, socied2des mutaaistas.
.anpamentos de Lenadores del Nundo NV.
W. tiestas eEcola-e5 y ite-a-ias. &c.
$500. Pida mas infornles q AGENCLA
-ITERARIA. Box 2s3. Laredo. Texas.
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Sc ha descubierto en- las oficinas de
Aprovisionamientos Generates. IN
negocio que desde lue2o han califi-
cado de mala ley los ~pcriodicos de es,
ia capital. Sc train de que 10 Que
conDra el goh:erno es r~ecargado con
un diez por ciento que no Sc sabc
= que manos va Il parar. Desde lue-
go Sc dice que es probable, cast segu-
TO. que Ell general Mnjica, que es el
iefe de aGuellas ofic!nas, no este en-
terado del asuntn, pues ell decir gene
raj seFala les segundas manos que
nunca fa!tan cuando Sc trata del ma.
nejo de los fcndos publicos.
Ell case concrete es como sigue:
en- la cficina en- question Sc compra
todo 10 que Sc necesita para los de-
partameutcs del gobierno. con ell oh
jeto de suprimir ~corretajes Y agencias
a las que siempre iba IN tanto por
ciento considerable en- cada opera
cion e esta n~aturaleZa.
AhGra de la oficina citada Sc en-
Wan, por ejemplo. muebles al Ayun-
tamiento O a cualquiera otra oficina.
Y, scpre el precio regular o justo Sc
hace IN recargo del diez por ciento.
Que paga In Nacion, Y cue no Sc sabe
para quien es.
Los ~periodicos capitalinos, al Sc
nalar este nuevo abuse de los actua-
les honbres publiccs, prGporcionan
datos suficientes con los que, 81 Sc
quiere reuediar Ell NAL, Sc puede pro
ceder desde luego contra los que res
sulten responsables de estos sucios
manejos
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CAFE PURO.-CAFE

MASDE - cts. IN eStanP!4las y = vuelta de
cc-UeO recioira 5 yis:Ss en- uarJe;a postal.
de D, capiEa, de Mexico. ''FotoSrafia Mo-
GsruA." IL So. Laredo. s., San Antonio.
Texas.
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iQUIEN B


cha de ias Intermediates de los rlnc-
mes. Miles de personals reccmle2dan
Or. Kilmer'S Swamp Root. Ia gran
medicinal para les rinones. De venta
en- las Groguerias en- botellas gran
dec Y medianas. I'd. puede recloir
q vuelta dc ccr7eo una botellas de
prueba : III folleto expEcativo. diri-
gianGose Z Or. hilmer and Co., Bing-
hamtor. \. Y, inciuyendo diez cen
ayes Y mencionando 8 La Prensa,
San Antonio. Texas. EAdv.l
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-koJ--
De la G.. de Mexico
(Viene de Ia Pag. g.

fcctivamerte nadie quiere recipir los
wales, negand2se, al misno tempo. a
porer el carton eyigido DOR Ia Secre,
taria de Hacienda.
Contra esta campana, Ia misrla
Seccetaria reptile que los wales" no
son de circulation forzosa.
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Sc RENTAN cua-tOs amUehladcS dcsde 500
?o- seC1aGa. con Jodas cnmoGitadcs. casa
-noierra. SIS y SIT Mz!aruoros s.
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COMPEAS

7 CAsIBIo raQniras d.
.G&-0S nlaqUIuaS d. -
Cumqp7EC seS6Is-aEus "
&c lNS santos. us
IyL E4vs $3.50,
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PERDIDAS

Sc GRATIFICARA = Quien en:reECc. en-
ISL Bank s.. Una medRLa fertida .! do
mingo :. La medAlla siene Erahad0 "Ro-
sta. Ab=;! n de 1919" 40
Para l;bros CT eSpanoI dirijase
listed 4 IA Casa Editorial Lozano,
lis \. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio.
fehas.
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JRASPASOS.

sv pEsEA ToMAR EN- TRASPASo FrU-
'-ic,ha dc Abarrotes. Para mayoreS
i .o-u,s Jiri!auss L u. c. ot'eiaas de
La P-ersa. WV
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GRATIFjCARE LIRERALMENTE q ID per
soma que ne p-92orcleae IHtorrues de fn1
hiSo Naber 3Iagaha = De nj he-mano Fran
cisco N~IaEa6a, Guiaus~ hacs 3 amos sale
ION de n hacienda de CoIa1-o. Mich. Nj
hiio 6 D.. IS amos 90 "#sE ToGc i1forrae
~6irijase a "a S~a. --f7:lad SANCHEZ. 35SS
Fenpsy.vazig Ave. Eas. Chicago. lid ti3l
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VENTAS

MAQUINAS DE ESCRIBIR. Entcrsnente
Ruevas: co-tfsimos abcaos uelsGaies- LUIS
NJ. Rubio. 4Oi CsmaroR SG
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Sc NECESITA una criada en casa de po-
ca fami!.a. 45s Pc-shiaE Ave. Ieiefono Or
iSg$ to-
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AMSTERDAM, Febrero TO-

AMSTERDAM, Febrero 10.-El
ex-kronprinz Federico Guillermo de
Alemania, ha ofrecido entregarse
re~sGnalmente a los aliadcs en- lugar
de los 900 alemanes demandados en-
la Iista de eAtradicion de la Enten-
te. e~ntregada recientemenre al &C
bierno de Berlin, segdn dice I'm te-
legrama QUE publica 81 Handelsblad,
de esta ciuGaG V que sc aSegura pro-
ceGe del propio eX-Principe Herede-
70 aleman. Ell telegrama esta firi-
gido a los reyes de tnglaterra, Bel
gica. Italia. a los Presidentes &c
Francia Y FStados Unidcs Y 81 En-
perador del Jap6n, y esta concebldo
ell los siguientes term!nos:
Como Principe EIeredero, deseo
ocupar 81 lu@ar de mis- compatriotas.
81 les aliados V gobierncs asociadoS
desean una vfctima, lacepteseme a
mi en- lugar de los 900 alemanes que
no conletieron otro crimcn que ell de
servir a su pals en- la guerra
BERLIN, Febrero 10-"Ven@a 10
que venga, nj yo. nj ningun mie1n-
bro del actual gabinete actual ale
man, nos prestaremos a e%jecutar ia
demanda aiiada de extra0ici0n." Tai
declaration fu5 hecha aqui aver por
ell doctor Matias Erzbarger, Ministro
de Hacienda, deSpuG$ de que hubo
leido con detenimiento Ia lista.
Erzherger, con Herr Noske, cons
tituyen ain las dos fuerzas dominan-
ties en- el Fabinete, Y 81 declaration
puedc ccnsiderarsa por 10 tanto, CO.
mo la c del gobierno.
Con tcdo mi corazon, continue el
Ministro, abogue por la firma de-
tIatado de Versailles. Pcro 10 hicc
asi porque considere como inevitable
tai cosa. Perfectamentc saba que
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SEA cABALLERo o sENoRA

SEA ScSOha I
Escriba sus cartas en- paFel limo
Nosotros le nzaHdarcmos 100 pticgos &c
papel fino y so Sobres con su ncmbre ,
direction ;upresos. pro sl.o0. Este sers
un precioso reGa!o de Navidad para U.s.
ted o para sus amigos. ManGc Si.2o en-
seguiGa 4
THE UNIVERSAL PRESS Dept SD.
2S9 W. ioS Street. New York City.
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CON $500 GRATIFICARE a Il persona G4e
PIE pvCIorcione intc-Eses eE=ctcs dsi pS-ace-
70 &c Jesus Arroyo, h5j0 5e Calixto ArzoSo.
) &C Jose Garlic ,Alyaraio. milo lie Thur
GRO AlEarGda. ToGo :ntorEe diyIjass 4 Jesus
flores. p. O Box ;. Blair Station. Pa -
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PESOJISAS

CK&TIFICAEE con $-.3O I ID persona cle
me prc?urciraars iafOrmss eNactos ace7;a
&c. szu0v Eeu6a He-n&GGr-, VG:cO por mu-
sac t.emEo reside en- AUSTIN. DesdS 1874
~ ne yup.-o { teaer 1ori-ias de 81. Ps-O Sc
ne ha aseEl=46o que acv1StGneGte y.ene en-
r,,a s.udad. DIss:aase I6S' iatorues 4 Iran
ei,,a hernandez. -iJi <. Commerce s.. san
ha,or.g. rr-ss. lI3y
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N~ECESiTASE joven Q se6o-ita taquiEraia
que puedn tomar dictado en- espano! ' que
.cnga pocas Iretencioue5. Dirigirse por O.
critic NJ p. @. Box -. Station \. GA
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ANPLIA GRATIFICACrCN re-ib;rf quinn
We i,so--s FeI ra-adera Re mi Earilsa- con-
rras.a Do ~: ss-osa A,ein Hernandez. = is
.nis ht;7S. C35rerio, Agari-o y Simon Bel
ra7. euier@s ha-e SEES roses se .utarngrDa
81 -Sts pals. TcSN information dirl.ase q
Antonio Re,man. 1850 Pennsylvania Ava.
rpfsara Hr-Bg- Ind tt"s
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Sc NECESTTA una nuchacha para desPa-
cho. Ocurran 4 30T So. CoBchoS s.
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DR., HERACLI0 GONZALEZ

-2T y. san Saba s. seQulna con
Iakevicw, TelefURU Travis $40,
pa 2 ~AZQUEZ GOMEZ. $40 Fros- B.t:.
T-rEss0o T-1gt- 2-as.-Isaec.oLes c.ectru@t-
r.s f~s ns. AEgsEs-
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EGEl-G-EEE Sc M r-72orcioar informs
Fd-&iEros del p~z-acero De mi hs-wa00 j.
Ian A.va-aa1, 90 DC >uS hICS Teo3ovp y TeS-
5l.3 tcl g5a,U1 arg5.ao. lu.enss e.. 81 ano
pa>IGo -, ar-ra-=.taU rE DOche NorEL,
T-Sus, Trsn iato-mr di-iiase = Gzegoria Al
Tara50. st5 W. Z, s., TeVSrEzna. Ara,
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ST NECESITAN

SanoraS = scnoritas par7 hac-r pantalones.
Pocas ho-as y buen sueldo. F&brlca dc
Union. Suede = personals sin e%FcrIencia
.ntras aprendan. Trahajo corstante Y I'M
nj orn u:ss,r aEradab.e.-F ahrica. EsgUira de
I ou:siana y Rusk Ave. Houston. Texas
CYRUS W. SCOTT MFG. CO..
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sS.0a M GEATTFISA ACTON so az-aa = a
re-soas g@c ME proDo-s:a#~ 57fo-n-s - -
tcbao Saizs 5rirtna-iO de Santa hzrta tr
hz Cuevss. Ch.HusauS. Mexico. y gu;e0 ~
1912 Sall6 3e ChiHIaaua rlEabn "A Ac-e0cI,
~ Tc-ir irEo~rae 3irijUse e Isidoro RAM
re- Eava- hon. Texas. g,&r
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CHICAGO DYE o R

Ia tirto-e-ia y lGvanderia mas antigua dc
San Anoon!o- 2O7-2o9 Ave. D. San Anto-
MO. Texas. Danes cuidadcsa ateEci6n q las
Ur5eues Por co=rsO.
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Sc
nccesitan modistas ) coSturcras compc-ertes.
buen sueldo = trahaio pernaHeHte. fambIen
muchashas que scpan bordar en- naqu;na.
L. 5. Kimono Mig. Co. 2Osla West Com
mercc s..
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STAR EMPLOYMENT CO. COS West Hous-
ton St. puede proporcionRr a listed trabaIa-
dorc, y empleos. Te;Gfono CT. 65il.
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Sc NECESTTA una muchacha para ia"ar
pla,os. Ocurran =! French Cafe, oil St
Mary's st.
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Tanto las lnu-
iereS como los
hombreS ilegan
2 eStar en- IN
sstado verd2Ce-
ral.eUte n-iSera-
bic 4 c~onSecuen-
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SECESITAMOS reparador dc ccrraduras y
Laycs. ca luEar on donde hacemos. conpone-
nos y hacemos ,oda clase de articulo5. Pen
rv Hardware. 857 East Commerce s.. ll2l
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fuerts = tsaba:c Ea7a1rjza6o. rs coascgUI-
"a listed en- "a tah-lca. No compre veiics
de papel. lie geSulJa& muy cGcUs- Eo Rem
go mus buenos velIces tov-ados de Iona I'M
perne2bIe yor :. niSno prec:o. Eahrlca dc
BaiIes , PeLacGs de D Auno= Ledo. els
DolO-osa ST.
EALASZAS CQMPUTADORAs a0tomau-
ras; 50 verGeE, conprao. caThian y re-
nEraa. II. Z. 2RrSis. 29S Nan Avenue
San Antonio texas -
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MISCELANEA

o. T-aEes planchadus. EntreSados a
ZNS doricilio sos. I25 Main Ave.
Tc!. Travis 2159. u)
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Electricas.
Instslaciones

Re2arac:oues y accessories TODD EarantZaGo-
.intEleCo. SO Main Ave, Teleioncs TIA
IS 1922 y Travis 1885. A. Hernandez. Prop.
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.MG1os n~,o"3j,s en- las
Oficinas Dc Apr0visioRg-
mieutOs Generates.
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81. DR.. 4. RIoJAS ALVAREZ. os:eopa1a
ha 9saruaa4p - p~rastit@. dars -7Lc2eto-"s
- ID, ,.o.z-H. f-g. E-ga1..sga s.
nv II MARTINEZ GILMAN Es7ee'ansia
. Intermediates 10 amos % Pa-uo~- Aetici-
IA en- general. OIi-iaa. '5G. "
81. Teet7no T-ayls 226G
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NECESITO 100 hombres para ccTtar 10000
,uerdas dc lena. Sc pEEa cata cuercH 4
$500: liquidation Observation-Disclosures 4
G. Arroyo. Box &c. Mu.chison. Texas.
tl2J
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

Sc RENTAN cuartos srausbiados. con o sin
aSiste7c:a. 3I6 S. CoRchos St. San ATto-
r;o. Texas, Vicente RanEe!. Prop.
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NuSICA MFXICA&A para piano. tnlanus-
.-;al ~a-ticuLos para bromas DE- toao gene
~, = muchas otr2s p~osic:yaS D0vCigdcs- PI-
W, - .src-a! GRATIS. =. O.. BcS 80.
al.on A. san auL0EIG. Texas.
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TAQCINAS Singer nuevas. De seEUDGa de
ys-ias narras. e~u:e-ameEt" UtI.cs. MaqGinaS
Sy.g.- 1e ,a.-e- S.-I5 muy 5arayas. -AUces de
sonpr4G Una maquIHa Eueya o &c Segunda.
Yea L~ues1ruS p-ecsos &c SeELro e eccuom:za-
-erzcs G.rerc. Te!c:oHo Travis 6a96, S0i So.
alamo st. Alamo Sewing Machine supply
Co.-SNu Antonio. Texas.
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TPAJES IN ABoEOS. herhaS n 81 Media
; en- r~uaIlG5cr ssI.io: "a EUitad u contado.
> Sl.Og -s.nana-jo. :. 7. Ramos TaI.ors s
Co. 700 E5.!aC ST.
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COLCHCNES nucyoS = los ne
!o.es preeigs JAmo.eu reugva-aos. AIRS
Cv.. 10 ). Peeos s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-04
VEST FAIRLEE

Mrs. Alice B. Farnham of Providence
r. T.. is in town for brief visit.
Harley r, Brown and Miss Inez NJ
Hodges, both of West Fairlee, were
married last Wednesday, Sept. |, by
Rev. c. n. Krook at his residence,
Parts of the new iron bridge for
Min street have come and the con
tract calls for its completion in Dc
tober.
Large delegations from this section
have returned to their homes and the
lake shores are nearly deserted.
David Wilson is i'll.
The women are discussing the cleo
ton and are getting ready to regis
ter.
H. C. Gates. president of the Gates
Elevator company of Cleveland, O., and
his wife, Edith krook Gates, are visit.
ing their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C,
N. Krook of this place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-04
Vegetables for the Child.

Neget tables and fruits are now con.
| a child The reasons are many, but
most Of them may be summed up by
saying that they furnish maternal
needed to form bone and tissue and to
regulate body processes. The mild acids
which some of them contain help to
prevent constipation; so, too, does the
cellulose or fiber, especially when II is
raw, though its value for this purpose
may have been exaggerated in popu.
lar literature
Green vegetables are also vslua,
BILE means of introducing into the diet
mineral matters, particularly iron. in
a form in which the body can utilize
them, says the Springfield Republican.
Even at city prices green vegetables
have been shown to be an economical
source of iron. Leaf vegetables, like
spinach, beet greens. kale, etc. have re-
Gently been found to contain some of
the growth promoting substances that
are found in milk
The uses of fruits in the diet are
much the same as those of green vege-
tables. though, unlike most vegetables.
they have considerable percentage of
sugar, especially when they are dried,
and sugar is a quickly absorbed fuel
food. Like vegetables, they have value
because they contribute some of the
nitrogen required for tissue building
and repair and some energy, food spe-
cialists Of the United States depart
ment of agriculture say. However. they
are valuable chiefly because they sup
ply growthstimulatsng and body reg
ulating substances. and also mineral
matter needed for bone and for many
other purposes. The quantity of these
materials in fruits and vegetables is
small, il is true, but large in compare
son with the amount in many other
common foods Dorothy Dexter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-04
WATERBURY,

High mass and sermon will be cele-
bratcd by Rev. FIR. Dewey at St An
drew's church at 1890. Catechism
classes at 3 O'Clock and benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament NJ 1880. FIR. De-
vov will also celebrate mass in the
chapel OF the Vermont state hospital
at $3.50 o'clock Sunday morning
At the Methodist Episcopal church
the pastor, Rev. George Fl. Lock, has
returned and will be in his pulpit.
Evening service at 1880 also.
At the Congregational church the
regular church services will be resumed
on Sunday. This is rally day for the
Sunday school,
This afternoon and evening the board
of civil authority meets in the town
clerks Office in Duxbury for the pur-
pose of revising the check list. Meet
ings for next week will be announced.
The meetings of the Waterbury
board of civil authority at the town
clerks office will be Wednesday, Sept
s, at o'clock; Friday at , p m, and
on Saturday. Sept. IL, These extra
meetings in both towns are called
largely for the purpose Of giving the
ladies chance to take the freeman's
oath and have their names added to
the check list
Labor day will witness another game
of baseball, probably the last. This is
between the fast Montpelier H. of c.
and the Waterbury A. c. at the hos
pitsl grounds The X. of c. held the
strong Colored Giants to 10 score
in II innings: the same team comes
here.
Miss Maxine Maxwell, who has en-
ployment in Massachusetts. is here.
Frank Morse of Springfield. Mass,
il with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Levi.
Morse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-04
To the Women Voters Of Vermont.

Attorney General Archibald ha.
ruled that there are no restrictions on
women voting in all fall elections in
Vermont, and, therefore, il is to be
hoped that every woman of voting age
will grasp this opportunity to Use the
ballot.
In order TO do this remember that
Sept. | / is the last day on which you
can qualify as voter by carrying out
the following simple directions:
1. A woman must be p years of
age or over.
>. A woman must have been a resi-
dent of the state one year aud Of
the city or town in which she expects
to vote at least three months-prior TO
date of registration.
3. A woman must 60 before the
board of civil authority and have her
name placed on the check list unless
she has already done 50.
4 A woman must take the free
mans oath
There is no tax qualification TO vote
in the primaries.
(Signedl Lillian H. Olzendam.
Chairman Vermont League of Won
en- Voters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-04
FARM FIRE IN
MIDDLESEX
Gus Sherman's Buildings
and Most of Contents
Burned
BLAZE STARTED
NEAR THE SlLO
Where Mr.. Sherman Had
Been Getting His Silo
Cutter Ready for Use

Middlesex, Sept. 4.-The farm build
ings on the Gus Shurman place, better
known as the George Booth farm, To-
Gated on the Notch road about two
miles from this village, were destroyed
by fire yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Shurman had been getting his
silo cutter in readiness for filling his
silo, and, after testing out the en-
CINE, left at about $3.50 for the corn
field for corn. While he was in the
field fire broke out near the sllo, and
it was but short time before the
farm buildings were all ablaze. There
are no near neighbors and little wa
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Shurman were alone
and could do little to stop the prog
ress of the fire, and everything ex-
cept part of the household furniture
was destroyed, even down to the chick
en- coops.
The barn was full of hay but the
livestock was in the pasture. The
loss is estimated at $1,000, partly COW
cred by insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-04
2o.-First Aid and Home Remedies.

A properly equipped first aid cabine
is a necessity in every home and i'm
perative where there are small children
First aid remedies should be placed
in a small cabinet out of reach of chill
dren's fingers. Supplies would be re
placed as often as necessary.
The following list viii contain ev
erything that is needed for ordnar,
emergencies.
Two-ounce bottle each Of glycerine
and tincture green soap.
One-onnce bottle each Of tincture Of
iodine, peppermint, glycerine with
phenol five per cent?, and soda mint
tablets.
One tube each of zinc ointment and
vsseline
One half pint each Of olive oil, milk
of magnesia and mineral oil.
One medicine dropper.
One clinical thermometer.
One nasal and throat spray.
One hot-water bag
One fountain syringe with rectal tip.
One bulb syringe.
One smsll-size roll surgeons adhesive
plaster
One small-size package sterilizer
gauze.
One small size package sterilized alb
sorbent cotton.
One half dozen assorted sizes steril-
lied bsndages.
One card safety pins.
One package needles.
One package toothpicks.
One nail or hand brush.
One small pair Of scissors.
In addition to the above supplies.
the first aid cabinet should contain
First-Aid Manual iSee Red Cross text
book or any standard manuall Every
woman, especially one having the care
Of small children. should learn the use
Of the clinical thermometer and bed
pan, 10 give an enema, to massage or
TO battle and dress a patient in bed. to
bandsge and TO give first aid in emer-
gencies.
Sick Room II il is possible to pro.
vide il, every home should contain
one sunny bedroom with plain or wash
able walls and furniture. without car
pets or draperies. that can be used a.
an isolation sick room in case Of III
ness OF emergency.
Burns or Soslds. For other than
small and light burns. send for = phv-
stefan. The child NAV die from shock.
Emergency Treatment Remove
clothing hy cutting where necessary.
Avoid dirty ointmeuts or oils because
If the danger q Infection. Apply TO
burn - quickly - possible several
LAYERS Il soft Goth vet with soIu-
tior 81 baking sod. Bcep ar sWav
frun burr A. s1nn ~ PAIN j. al
lsyed- srpls -irr asidf continent ard
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-04

the state board of education that no
1920 high school graduate can secure
certificate, George Kicker cannot serve
as assistant principal this year. The
position will be filled by Miss Olive
Shields, who has taught the third,
fourth and fifth grades, Miss Mary
Heartz- of South Ryegate will take Miss
Shields room.
Mrs. Roosevelt Leet of Topsham
was a visitor at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. n. Mckay, yes
terday.
Miss S. c. Ockerblod of New York
City was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. A. Smith Thursday and Friday.
Miss Georgianna Brown is taking a
two weeks vacation from her work as
operator in the New England Tele-
phone central office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-04
Swimming Aid to Beauty.

Regular vigorous swimming is the
best aid TO beauty and health that
girls can find says Young WON
ems Christian association swimming
director of New York City. THE ex-
ercise is easy, requires little strength
and therefore does not develop large,
ugly muscles as some sports do. II
sends the blood racing through the
body, and thus removes blotehes on
the skin and other unsightly effects Of
sluggish circulation. IT soothes the
nerves and does away with frowns and
disconnected looks And sleepessness--
a great enemy of good looks--is I'M
known 10 the good swimmer"
Women and girls are taking an in
creased interest in swimming, accord.
ing to reports of swimming pools in
some of the larger cities. This is the
time of all sports, but the water sports
hold first place. In one Young WON
ems Christian association pool in New
York City during the month of July,
4,0l6 girls were registered for swim
ing lessons. 1854 for dips Winter
figures Show an average of 1000
monthly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-04
aFRUIT.A-TIVES" Made Complete
Cure of Stomach Trouble

MouItonville, Carroll Co., N. ii.
can account / read about fruit
a.tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets in one
of our newspapers prompted me to
try this remedy.
I was all run down and work was
burdensome owing to Indigestion
and Fullness, due to gas on my
stomach which caused me to belch a
good deal. My heart seemed to be
affected.
1t was two years ago that was in
this condition and began the use of
Fruit. a tives'. Even though the
trouble had been of few years
standing, the use of 'Fruit-a-tives'
proved the very remedy | required.
was freed of the Indigestion, which
attributed to my heart ; and l can
conscientiously recommend Fruit
a-tives' as remedy of merit.
Mrs. FRANK w. WALLACE.
SOC. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited. OGDENSBURG, N. Y.