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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
AUTOMOBILES

ROOM FOR AUTOMOBILE OR TWO
STALLS TO RENT-Mrs. S. S. Smith, 90
Maple Ave. 237t6@
DODGE TRUCK FOR SALE-Screen body:
frst-ciass condition. good as new, 1919
model run about 5000 miles; Fisher Farm.
Bethel. VT. 6lt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
ANNUAL MEETING

TIE annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Peoples National Bank Of Barre
vii be held at the banking rooms on Tues
dAy, January IL, 1921. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. for the purpose Of electing dirnc-
tors for the year ensuing and the trans
.set,on Of any other business that may
r,~,p~rly come before said meeting.
Dated az the city Of Barre. VT. this
10Th day Of December 1920.
w c. JOHNSON. JR Cashier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23

card propaganda III OF 'oAsHHb'ti ~
over 800 voters attended the caucus
Monday. The hall was full and some
could not get in.
While all the family were away, the
! house of Mark Willis at Nestfield
caught fire and was almost completely
consumed before the blaze was no
ticed. Practically nothing was saved
The Insurance was only $500.
John P. B. O'Donnell has been ap.
pointed as assistant postmaster at
Bennington, taking the place OF II. f.
Robinson, who resigned because of III
health. Mr.. O'Donnell has been con
nected with the postoffiee for over 20
years, having lately been in the regis
/ tered letter and mail order department
More than 500 was stolen from the
trousers pocket of George f, Ander-
son of Brattleboro recently after he
had retired. Mr.. Anderson left his
clothing in the bathroom and IN the
night Mrs. Anderson thought she heard
someone in the house and notified her
husband, who, on investigating, found
the bathroom window up and a large
sum of money missing.
On the day when he was to have
been married to Miss Marcia lsham OF
East Concord, Ivan c. Hartshorn OF
that place was taken i'll with what
proved to be an ineurable tumor at
the base of the brain and he died last
Sunday. Miss Isham had been living
in st. Johnsbury and the night before
her intended marriage had been given
shower by club there of which she
was president. The wedding was post
Y poned with the expectation OF his re-
covery.
Frightened deer went through pc
culiar stunts in Brattleboro Sunday
afternoon. Two of them came out Of
the woods and one. fawn, ran to the
Walter S. Pratt place and jumped into
barnyard. Finding itself cornered, it
tried to escape by jumping through a
window of the barn and finally succeed
ed, going through a pane of glass in
the barn door, making clear break
and not so much as cracking the win
dow sash Another deer was in the resi-
Dental section and went onto the piaz-
va of J. +. Birch's house, then jumped
off and started towards the woods.
One of the largest deer killed in
Orange county was shot by Mrs. Leana
Clark of South Fairlee, an eight point
buck, weighing 26S pounds. On the
| next to the last day of the open sea-
2 son, Mrs. Clark from the kitchen win
dow saw large buck crossing the
pasture and, snatching gun, ran out
the door and fired at the animal, hit
ting it between the fore ane hind legs.
The buck ran, took circle, crossed
the road. followed fence to the barn,
jumped into the hog pen and drove
out a 300-pound hog, then leaped out
and dropped dead against the base
ment door.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
THE D. A. PERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
urrp WA NTEn-NAIE

WANTED-An experienced and reliable man
Ter general form work. would prefer 20
hire mar 7nd wife; II. II. Carpenter, r. y.
/. Msrshfeld. VI. 23st2'
wANTEp-one good live representative to
sell federal pure food products. first class
propos tion To the right party. whole or
spare time Box 25s Athol. Mass. 2s6ts'
$50 MONTH AVERAGE. RAILWAY MAIL
clerks hundreds wanted list nositions
free. write immediately: Franklin In
stitute. Dent 400 K. Rochester, N, Y. 22et3o
CHOPPERS wkNTED--or men TO work in
woods. none but experienced men need an
NV F. 4. Downing. 22 Cliff ST., phone
Jaw 2266
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
WANTED TO BLY,

v-sSTFD TO BuY-suh5s-t 8 est AIRY
- --iirh cess ard nazrhT ErrnEsr.
r----srrs ard Hrtteirs. ulst - 81 satra
- ~ - - uuof caaEitial. geha Z. Ben
-, - -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23

Cigars in 10, rs, so and 100 to each
box-all kinds and all prices. and a
good many other bargains Do your
shopping with us and you win save
money. Also a few Chickens, Fowls.
Geese and Turkeys, all at low prices.
Call and see.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
POULTRY
Cockerels for Breeding

S. c. r. 7. Reds and r. c. White
wyandotteS at 5000 and $500. s. c. White
Leghorns at $500, these are standard bred
from prize stock and ft for any show !:
b. ?. Anterior. Waterbury. Vt. 23on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

HELP WANTED--Young men and women to
lakc positions rs attendants Rt the YER
mont State Hospital fer the Insane ut Wa
ferhury to those who desire. an opportunity
offered to attend nurses training course I;
apply az Hospital. Waterbury. Vi. isH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
WANTED

WANTED-A horse 20 drive for its keeping.
or viii! trade Indian motorcycle, good "a
new, iun less than 200 miles. for driving
team Walter Belvillc. p. D. 2. Richard
-, rad 23st3'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23

NoTICE<-All kinds of dimension lumber at
my mill also l must have cash on all
work done at my mill and after January
], 1921 Rowells Cabinet Shop phone
547-M. 23StI2s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23

WOOD FOR. sALE--w. e. Nichols. phone
666-M i9itf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23

SOUTH MAIN STREET-House end barn
for 81 10000. This looks cheap. hut the
property is worth a good deal moro than
the price ssked Easy terms. Would ex-
change for farm
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
COX, HARDING
 BOTHPRO2OSE
 AMENDEDPACT
(By United Pressl

Huntington, w. Va, Oct. 26.-After an extended study of the socalled Lodge and Hitchcock reservations to the treaty of peace, Gov. James M. Cox has come to the conclusion that he can, if elected president, secure rat ifiaction of the pact through compro- mise with the senate, it was learned today.
 Governor Cox has all along made it plain that he considers ratification of the treaty as of vital importance to the United States and that he will go considerably further along the line of compromise than President Wilson did to accomplish the same end
 The nominees special train will make stops today at Kenova, w. Va, and Ashland Ky, and then head di- rectly for Ohio, where Governor Cox will make his final campaign before the election on Tuesday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
BRITISH TO PERMIT
 FULL IRISH FUNERAL
tBy TnIted Prpas1

London, Oct. 26.-Impressive funer- al honors will be accorded Terence MacSwiney, late lord mayor of Cork.
 The Irish office today promised no interference with plans of Irish lead CTS in arranging for rites to be paid the martyrs body. The mayors re- mains will first lie in state at St. Georges cathedral, and later will be carried in solemn procession on it's journey to final resting place in Irish soil
 British officials announced today that the only restriction placed on the funeral will be refusal to permit an Irish firing squad at the grave.
 The deputy lord mayor of Cork ar rived in London today with a body guard of 50 Sim Feiners and repre- sentatives of many Irish societies, which will take part in the funeral.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
HARDING TO COMMENT
 ON BOURGEOIS VIEWS
(By United Press)

Marion, O., Oct 25.-The possibility that the league of nations covenant may be amended to permit ratification by the United States, should Senator Harding be elected president, is seen by critical Republican observers from the statement issued by Leon Bour- geois, associate of President Wilson at Paris and president of the French league of nations society.
 Republican headquarters attach great importance to the statement by M. Bourgeois that Article X is not considered vital or essential part of the covenant, being nothing more than it's moral foundation. His interview was given American newspaper men at Brussels on Sunday night.
 Although considerable speculation is directed as Senator Harding's view of the Brussels statement, it failed to provoke official comment, but it is ex- pected he will have something to say in the way of comment shortly.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
COTTON ADVANCES
 SLIGHTLY TODAY

After fluctuating through range of about 100 points, nearly 50 points lower and about the same amount higher than yesterdays close, the cot ton market closed today at slight net gains over Mondays final figures. December New York closed today at 22.15 cents, 10 points higher, while January was 20 points at 21.75 cents. Spots were advanced 20 points to 22.70 cents. New Orleans December con- tracts made a net gain of 33 points, closing at 2l.55 cents, and January in that market closed 15 points net higher at 2120 cents. New Orleans spots were advanced 25 points to 21.75 cents.
 While a few more bales were sold at Conway today than on yesterday, receipts continue abnormally light here. Prices paid today ranged from 21 1-2 to 23 cents.
 The price of cottonseed was un- changed today at $22 per ton.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
VETS FRAME
 NEW ATTACKS
 ON DRY LAWS
(By United Pressl


 Washington, Oct. 26.-Prohibition enforcement officers today started preparations for hard fight to run 5ootleggers to earth within the next few weeks, as result of exposures of ''whiskey rings" in New York, Chicago, and other large cities said to be parts of the national whiskey "curb market"
 As predicted by national officials, prohibition is certain to meet a storm of opposition when. congress goes into session in December. Enemies of the Volstead enforcement bill, it is ex- pected, will seek to use the disclosures as means to compel modification of the law. To forestall their efforts, agents of the department of justice will push their round up with greater ardor until the converting of con- gress.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
ARREST CREW
 OUT TOAVfNCE MAYOR'SDEATH
fBv United Press1 )

London, Oct. 26.-A "vengeance'' expedition of eight Irish Sim Feiners en route to England to attempt re- prisals for the death of Lord Mayor MacSwiney was apprehended today at Kingston.
 It was officially announced here at the Irish office that all eight men are desperate characters and are wanted by the British government. They were intercepted by British soldiers as they attempted to board boat at Kingston.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
STRANGER KILLED
 IN POLICE FIGHT
(By United Press)

Chicago, Oct. 26.-Trapped in a vacant lot, an unidentified man sus- pected of killing a policeman gave battle last night to IS officers who rained a shower of bullets on him from all sides. He attempted to break through the police lines and was wounded. He died shortly after mid night.
 Another police revolver battle was staged early this morning when Ser geant Edward Marpool attempted to arrest a man fourishing revolvers. Marpool was shot and instantly killed. It is believed that two girls were with the man, who was later placed under arrest
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
AMERICANS SLAIN
 AT VEGA. MEXICO
(Ry United Press,

Washington, Oct. 26.-Two Amer ican citizens were murdered yester- day at Vega, on the Gulf of Mexico south of Tampico, according to advic- es received by the department of state. All details of the murders were lacking at the department today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
Elgin Watches!

When you buy a watch, get one that will give you service that will keep accurate time not one that will approxi- mate, We have the full Elgin line.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
fRy 1IpitaJ pracuN

Mexico, City, Oct. 26.-Martial law has been declared at San Juan Ba- tuista, capital of the state of Tabasco, following the shooting of two deputy officers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
PRINCE PAUL HEIR
 TO GREECE THRONE
tBy United Press)

London, Oct. 26.-Prince Paul has been called to the throne of Greece, to succeed the late King Alexander, it was announced today by the Greek legation. The official announcement also said that a regency would be es- tabllshed temporarily on account of the absence of Prince Paul from that country.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
PROH| LAWS VOTED
 BY CANADA STATE
(By United Pressl

Winnipeg, Canada, Oct. 26.-Bone dry prohibition in four Canadian prov inces was approved at yesterdays referendum, according to practically complete returns. The provinces which apparently have voted in strin- gent prohibition laws are Nova Scotia by a majority of 10000, Manitoba by 15,00O, Saskatchewan by 10000 and Alberta by 15,000.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26

ney's office, after prolonged investi- gation of the circumstances under which the wealthy bachelor met his death. Mrs. Peet was first located at Denver and brought to Los Angeles She formerly was tenant in the house occupied by Denton and in which his body was found, buried under a large pile of earth.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
COLORED SCHOOLS TO
 REOPEN NEXT MONDAY

After having been closed for six weeks during the cotton-p picking sea- son, the negro public school of Conway will reopen for work on next Monday morning, Supt. R. E. Womack an- nounced today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-26
MRS. PEET ARRESTED
 IN DENTON MYSTERY
(Bv United Pressi

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 26.-The ar rest of Mrs. R. c. Peet, a suspect ln the murder of Jacob C. Denton, was ordered today by the district attor-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

yet yhlrf4IrrSe, didn't gp IN the jim
Ing room IT his hotel
Then Sherman issued m altlina'uui.
lie salt he woulh finish III, meal In
hls shlrtsIre,rs unless stopfef by TIE
poli,c. aHd lhat 10 future. II tho otlec.
AOn r~bniinteNi he would eat az an
other hotel or on n street corner
that In rms event he would not wear
u roai aca'p az mealtlu,e until Sep
telnhrr "a.
Md ~ s,pn p h. had flushed St'er'
umn ~eat ont IN ~earch 81 u hotel
Wbrr, ShirFslrcyrs were not barred.
When he he'd found oae. shermnn
H4ale IN HIS mlnd that he would give
H., proprietor 80 cause fpr regret, lie
I'd Sui,ri 10 make himself Just as neat
and attractive a. possible. 20 he went
s~traightwny 80 a nDtion store md
bought hitnSrlf the finest pair ~ MEX
el pIafrri roilytl wire s'rcychOiders
thrs bud ~ stnc6
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
"a Iho

TIL, Wgnal rnSus ~ The seals,
! "a iyaG ttkth rs the htIreuu q
t,lic los A ,Nt,tteN to shoN about
GtsNist ~ the apHWbIs az thrte times
e'~ -%t''et-s 49,. .p4n .l4c suNprn5Htnt un
,leyjae& Ilp custody ot I'tm y bali
score ven yeyt
Although thy seal spends much ~
is UN ~ SEA "a lusti's maze .bv ttu
Sas tAiuG comparatively Easy lit,sh
VI Sm,yh, cuWmt<sieuer W no hn,cau
" Ad,.r,N. ">.isius thr count ~
res,~ . u Importance ~ provost
hlu'9tNFs y Tue animals Tor 1pr,y
fac no,4tl} resulting IN tbslr ey
ta1,'uu
tus,t ", ssut government c'R.tni
Nv A"iib a%ss,t'~ the Naal> arr In
trv rk about IN W. l., pee eya, W.
tsuaNyf %atnggNy las, wear tauus
>hnr gl ,1,,et &C Vht,b a.ts" Nere
&1.} sv e,r Yvlts
M fhs mI.}ie ~ T.rtoG sra. 'S,a. "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

WAAiilNGfoN America 0niy Ha
W ttgn IN 'se'ftr men ~oa'unnnher
sotarfl, uow ~ Supplying husbands for
wpmen of Ellrope, where there are
got enough niaie4 Ia 20 arlsiB1 re-.
9ofis 10 the Immigration burvag tn.
ilclte.
Approximately 941e.l pef,ory piost
y mea, tbilcl from tiur IBifyl States
In thr y,ar etAei wlth J4n< serorl
lHg 70 feP@ris 70 Colanlss. artf den
rral rnmtbetti VI tt- lUum sta'iin bu-
'7'+-"'@r ,"r~ 'r ,tN-. . ....,--.
large numbers u thr a'rt i"t' 70
get H5rri'vi sHtl tDpnHtt.
Pun rrh,.rc. singh E|lfo.e'8 rusl
su pHd wouayp Widowed Boy tbt etr
are rushIng y N" In'lrj s3aNs n
the hope ~ securing husbands ragorts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Sounds Altogether Too Good to Be True

II Nt'fk suits nsgsh IA >Apgc ,;er
l uauA aGa su>tg4a s,Nn -, pt5&t
ta,st a..@@tss anee IN iM it si States,
qGd II Inquiries 81 tte irgarrarHt ~
vvet.vf>-' ,4p NV taken "a, M &c. ea
tlrn u ibc pSaNslte tetaaaA tae1t
'aaA t1yntte asra utorr TgT-HTr ~ tr.
Ia~rrrlh,, tt,St efliSjnK easuit,sm ihln
UsS y'e 'tNsy o,pyall Il SHORT ttuAc aSo
,aolS critters fns samples VI sht
suits have beer dispatched ~ th* de-
rarfrle0j II evmmercp Z : An
~raHnetyt ara when The samples arrive
,svy wN ~ displayed nc; only Ia
Wgst aStsA tEt alsq In the issNrt
meuls district and cooperative etss'v"S.
ENeaiti va tgap'Artsai ritt5S II ,hf clan
cry
fxp'ajg re ~ aryier tar the Ssnaptes,
;he trra rtHsctst !sSnet th,s statement /:
rt,s scftou mas taken teSan>c ~
ttae ui!c Snt, created BY tine pub.
ntstlca a. at dispatch frNm kaS
hand thai u arsy saanass ~ spca
suit& wsrS Na q sglay IN GA.ltsh s;orcS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Uncle Sam Counts Noses Of His Seals

mites apart. nre tive islands NJ
t',oys- and 81. raul- she oOty land 10
whA!,,, +tst, mails, 81 e., reSqrt Every
spytus tley ylsif ne islands 70 rIsfSa
their yolug. l,a,lbS - thc TAN 70 sln'
try IN tho North faeitr, npai Il - dur
ms the suiuprr that the census Is
taken.
Flte killing ~ the animals II alse
done M thu eunmer. this uudcr Iaw he
lt.e continued ~ the surplus males
t8st wear lack 81 labor resulted IN
l0tsH fewer animals ls'ins Killed thar
government agtclllS Had planned
Japan ana Great Nrifain. along With
The United States. share the revenue
r-,sinttsi fr6m the srst kfl,. q trvsty
gi,ira this country ~ pcr cen; OF The
animu|s, stsh The other two countries
tiyh receiving ~ per cent,
In the o}j DAYS" Says Mr. Smith
~ when %lsltssl eeals we're being Killed
apupa''y ne government ct,tn,ned SIC
i sam, while tt1v so ara gvftag S.ht
phttt Hvts 80 atom, st1N 4 skia In.
crvaSc Ii lbr ysfie - Ears and the
1la vat w,ihad of conducting The
Nns,ar~s eN} lgiu. ths
re,des the sale X prliS, the GOV.
erumyn' N pgeaatng q fertilizer rlani
H
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

gathered from reliable soartan mdprar'E
ga majority of the i~snHssgraDat 70
the TAits-i States are wonen,~ Csnii'
nesh said. immigrants totalsd 06oDe
during the year. Wtnaen greatly cut
nnmh,sr .hs msn In England. France,
Italy ard IN nearly all Europ*aE o
tries. This Is partly o result Of the
war. After The armtstiee thousands
of Eagilsa uoBen sailed to Australia
and other colonies. numbers Of them
ftankfy sf1tssvssssAsr |ssss sst4S "a tad
husbands. Sofne had become engaged
10 AustrsilaH soldiers on leave Ia Eng.
land during the var, Others said they
hoped 10 ~ married In Australia
In the United States men have al
ways rutaambere'i wasnea The 1910
census showed there we're aiaproxt'
matfiy 2poto0 uhSe nrr1 than wornr
eu GfjeeE Years 81 age ~ over
The ru'pter of siHgir ucn oa'num
barred single womeu ty more thaa
S.unn,1 Now he discrepancy be
tween mi sexes "a far more pro-
III, freed l5tfj lu fh4a r1iaa FfesssSr'r-n
etIs eNpe 'rl 10 show
Bachelors "a thg I.ot'vd Staf'q iofat
nog.t 'ttaa -3o Js1. tt 4, e~s!.uAa'ei.
~A.e ,pitatefs probably "a Bat e~H.eessl
lH@pu~u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
INVENTIVE GENIUS
RODS CAtOMH Of
NAUSEA AND DANGER
,Dnctnrs. KayortN ! sdiotns MOI
Purified and Refined from ~
Objectionable Effecta. "OAles
tshs',--ths New Name.

whst win hansan inrsaniy ~ ssyeS
EsnpAss~sA pe~sier. wireless t~~aeEs1po0k
tsrssi~ss cArrisgss. calefisxs ipdsss- 1885,
less guiBtns.@-usw rsfa~~ hsssseAlsmG naees
mel. The new improvement eAiisd AJ4le~
sahs" In nov on sale NJ dniEstafs&
Fer bifsousssss, Constipation ehd t.
e~estiaa The new e~aisfHel tablet y = p<4es
ticAIly perfect remedy. ~ svtAssee1
the fart that tbs nasaafsrsursss NAvs -
tknrtssd oil druggists ~ refund the rvsee
II ths s~assnaa~S h nat sp~SfNfiy aeii9ktN
viz Caiotsh3. ttse taAas< n hsdtases 433A
. swallow VI wstsr--thsi's a. ksrtaA1aL
10 Hsts<ts, rn .vtpfnG. 10 ssitss ~ -nsssn.
iss yess livss 10 ~shorcayhiy easAnseA -
ycu arv feeling ho~, with q h~arty avtes
~, Eat what yoa y~aeaA~--so dsnese~W
sh-put yesHs hasisess,
CAIotshs srv rot soid In tplh. Get -
original paftses. seslrd. rFie~, tAteeEs
svs cepts ~~s sSsb
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
This Piece of News,ls Important If True

WIiEN Senator lAvrrUrc Shrr.
w mar ~ Illinois wis rr5.Hslna
lave Ia NIr8mt. M. be- tIE~' FOR "a
"i+"fe rstr = d@A.l u,cse. ,a,b.a.t.. .. 90
%irtgerlnE 20 maintain lvff'ju stHud-
eris u class tnd tone Sgguer faWt
w,ih ~ oftavurk stlr'W lfsts hugai
ny, fssorI Folders and slrcrtte&stlier
tNaHttt Ilata The tHiHs t.,'H 10
thh hotel got the ua"Diay son and
sherman iahle wss To- Il particularly
hot pstrt Z the ~. found him
self thoroughly uncomfortable wtth hts
coat Uu and 20 he removed n. On"
noon, and hung II over the buts Of
a. chair
The sh.ft he tins exposed mtf tot
have bacu ~ uatt} MS those shown
ou ,c4ps men who rttc Ia mutnrbuul,
In the shirt and enilar embellishments
but Il uas cirHu and "a" rolor. we're
conservative Within a uHolvrht OF
two after sherman took IN htN r,nt,
however f'n' proprietor NJ the boref
went tn htu and toll htm IL q low
tonc 'bat &attns 10 one, .h'r'slcryes
WAS ruly$n g. the rltnp tud iiknity
~ tfH' establishment
sharmnn glatcl II him and stated
hat ura 10 suirt-lrr,es mrs, c"r ~"
m1s' rart. 'iW 'ullrr7 ani repr, sent
the hutVafk ~ ,hi. great nation
IL rs the proprietor merely smiled
ttnth4,r' and ie, laf,vl thai vt,lg
a' met >trrraUu snit insight h' true.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

Hrs t1lrsaR ~ frs'rsftc end faeegxa
c%cral}ercv bas revived many Inquire.
1r,Nt' Interested parties In tho tn8tci
states as Al Nssult * the ruhltciuy
gwen the rwfntrs; A e,~ri a9isflsres st
TIRE ialasrtys asked that they ~ far
H.SnsNi with sye1ne af the salts uatssi
she impression that the e1Feaa aae
\ sapv.ly en hand
'tgte man asked for any Several
er'try~i srysR ,hr'Ar 10 tcra tNrscsjt-sl'y
All stated the SIRE Seslrsei. II IL IN
aeSs;ssi that tht suits arr sScgcSes
10 retail * s1N.ag 20 csass each
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

The CRstno- Slcvak x~avernnu~ss ~
csetiy hcsseas $4,000 haiea o. co;,aa
In Araertcs.
IrVaaras's dyed and ~ovcn liners aEsi
seSges were Known ~ Tar ~ ttasv Ia
tie aalea'e sgeA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

Wee boys have their W way AZ
judging time. On six.yearseld jchsMie
proved ,he other rssr0ing. His mother
he'd taken him OF q shopping sosr
With her. she shoprssi Tong and thea
met an Acquaintance and tsssen = an
cusxion en- the subject cf her pufs
cha -ss. 1ohn endured II 81 long ~ ~
could. Then hc touched hcr sitsgw.
-fiurry or. mother he pleaded. r
would like 10 20 to dinner t~fgre snpp
psf time. woaIda't yonf"
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chemistry in TIE ssxtesnsh csutvrv.
Sarse mstefcs aca aasds 60 ~hAssver,
hu, the majority by q match tyast.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

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remarked TIM man en th@ rar. IT,
rlris uure their hair ios'@e down tn
bsss so s,ry aaraid IN easy 10 tsseA.-
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