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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-02-18


The day when cities will give a boz
nus to factory on condition that it
move there, has nearly passed. 1t has
passed in the larger centers, but It
still maintains in some of the smaller
cities. There are circumstances in
which it might be desirable for small
city to give some land to factory,
or to let factory run without taxes
for a limited period. but they should
be few and far between. The first
thing to do is to decide honestly and
fairly whether certain location is the
logical one for the factory. If it isn't
you are damaging both the factory
and the reputation of your town, il
you persuade it to come to you.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-02-18

If a factory gets the greater part of
its raw material from a certain local
ity, the ideal location for that factory
is either at the point where it gets its
raw product, or somewhere near a
line drawn from that point to the
point of its greatest market.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-02-18

Paying the president has been
one OF the most joyful duties OF
this woman for the last 20 years
Her name is Katherine Shea, an
employee Of the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington. who each
month delivers in person az the
White House check OF $3.50.
the presidents pay for 80 days
She Is here shown with next to the
last check for Woodrow Wilson
Next mouth II will be made out to
Warren @ Harding The yearly
salary OF the president is $76. 900
A COW, A SOW, SOME HENS
Il am quite sure that if every ten
ant cotton farmer in Oklahoma, Tex
as and Arkansas had. in 1920, fed and
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-02-18

In some cities l find that if a man
wants the Chamber to render him a
service and he is not an active mein-
Der of the Chamber, it actually refus-
es him the service. That is old-time
stuff. Get away from it. If a citi-
zen of your community asks you to do
something for him, that you can prop
erly do, go ahead and do it, regardless
of whether he is member. That is
the finest way in the world to make
him become a member. Make men,
orandum of it, and later on. give his
name to your membership committee.
You have mentioned the business
troubles of your retailers. Remind
your retailers that Dun and Bradstreet
agree that in the whole United States,
among all the thousands of failures
of retailers, 70 per cent of them fail
for causes over which they them
selves have absolute control, while on
ly 81 per cent fail for causes that they
cannot control, such as fires or other
disasters, failures of others, etc.
The average retailer takes up too
much time frothing at the mouth ov-
er the mail order business, instead of
being on the alert and on the job in
his own business, seeking ever to ex-
tend his zone of operations in his i'm
mediate community. He will put up
$50 to some shyster, who agrees to
attack the mail order in the presses.
| was General Office Manager Of
Sears-Roebuck and Co. for several
years, and it is an actual fact that in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-07

-Anorem &uffner if. fam lctten
@tuntag bon Sigginspiac bier orr6
ouf scr Scimrciie na6 San begrifs
fen.
-albert &oblfing ltno u. g..
Sollbcf, bon Berger, tparen letter.
9omerstog beiu6smciIe bier. grite-
rer lit crit borlebte &o6e aus &an.
ias aurriidgefebrt, mo er mGbrenO
Den bergangenen feds Ronaten be.
idGftigt mar.
SRI. OliOia Barrels, cine Sdiis
lerin 6e8 8rpofs 8ibel College IN
ct. 2ortis, mar mGbrenb Der Seier.
toge bel ibren Gltern, SltIius So.
refs ,rno @attin, in 8eace SaGlep,
gum 8eil,dj un6 reilte om Wontae
nie0er nod ct. 2oltis Suriid.
-6rls. Carrie unb Siaie Reper,
bon Ct. 2oltis, berpeilten iiber oie
Seiertoge bier Bel ibrer Sdipeitcr,
5rult 8. S. &enbrtd.
SRI. SlIio &eltne reiIte leBtcn
Sonntog pieber naa ct. 2ouiS gut
rid, nadoem Tie Die Seiertoge bier
bel ibrer @l,ttcr, 8itttpe 5rana
&eltne, berbraft batte.
Saul un6 Il1g. &ener, bon
SreOerifsburg, befanben ii6 lebteu
0onnerstag in neutrality-suspicious.
beiten bier.
-Sobn Sobein, Sobn S. Wtucler
ltn6 Sranf 9rinf, bon 8rafe, 6cfan,
Sen iid) lettc 8ode bier I'm bel
GolntD Court Gin 8eIltd I'm einc
8erGnOcr1tng elmer RooO in Der HGbt
bon 0rafc 81 unterbreiten.
-@0min, qrtbur uno Scrmonr
S6allmburg, bon @eGington, Ro.
trofen leste ISOLDE bier elm 5lt einen
mebrn66entliden 9eiu6 ibrer nab
S,pi8s wobnbaften Gltern, Martit
Shoumbitrg uno @ottin.
-3aS GoIfsblott So per Sabr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-07
Ernst |. Haffner, N. D.
Sermonn, so o.
Spesielle 4nfmerffartfeit uirb Der
iuaubarstlidJeu gebuuSi1rHg
setuiSmet.
Offices tlnoen: 7 bis 8, normittaeSS
t2 Bis 2, na6mittags rno 6 bis s,
abenos. Sonntaes: 7 bis 10, oor-
mittagS.
8bone 76.
s m q n so o

-Serbcrt 3aitrom, mei6er Die
Sciertngc BET ieinen @Itcrr, &i6ter
Senrp 8altrpw uuo Satin nobe
Stplpe, perlcbte, febrte lebtcn Conn.
tag lpieoer nod 8eit Boint, Sotpo,
5uriid, no CT felt t6ngercr Belt be-
i66fttgt lit.
-8m. 9. Toeotmann un6 So.
mile, bon Gbomois, befanoen iid
tctte ISOLDE ncbrere Gage bier gum
9eiltd Scr gItcrn be8 Serrn Toeot.
mann, al1gult Eoeotmoun unO Got
tin.
-G6uS. 8ebfing, bon 8ap. fan
Iettcn Srcitag bierbcr nm bos Neit'
iabrsfelt bel Der 5omilie ieiner God.
ter, Strut slug, Sans, SIT begeben.
-gt66Itcn Wontag ftnbet in Der
StoatSbauptItaOt inter groBen Gel
erlidfeiten Die @mtseinfiibrung oG
@ouperncllr artbltr 90. Spoe Itatt
Cine 10 groBe 8etbciIi9ung m oct
Snmt9urotions . Seier miro ertuor4
tet, Dob oas Capitol follm &a1,mi
| gen,tg bietcn miro, 10 boB man be-
abiidtigt Die Seier, Bel 9iinItigem
8etter, o1f Dem freien Slabe arf
Ser Siioieite bes Gapitols ~ab5ubaI'
ten. Mu6 BON Sermann uno @os'
conuoe County merben am Wontog
8iele no6 Sefferion Gitp reilen itrra
! Ser SeItltdfeit bei5uipobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-07

superintendent S. 9. Mepcr, bon
Gan, rciIte ollt 9ienStag no6 ser
Staatsbuuptitobt, Inn unicr Grlntn
III Der Staots : 2egislat1lr SIT Der.
trcten, Sic an 9ienstog in Situng
trat.
-@cnrp &ropp, bon Berger, BE-
funo lid an 9icnstog in @cid)Gften
bier.
-Gpplifation . 6ormltlorc fiir sic
&ictorp MeOols (SiegeS WcOoiqc)
f0nnelt oltrd oie ebcmaliqen Solbns
ten in scr &oIfsbIatt Office bc5o-
gen mcr0clt.
SRI, Gliie Spoete "erfreute icbtc
ISOLDE ibre SerunnOtcn, Srit Gang
uno @ottin oobicr, 0ltrh einen mebr.
tGsigcn 9eiuh. Sri. Spuete bate
ciucn G6eil Scr 6eiertage bel ibren
Gltern in Sefferion 9th pcrbradt
unO bcfano lid ouf ser Riifreiie
nod Ct. 2ouis, no iie beid1ftigt lit.
gle Sermnrn 6errp 60. bielt
ON letten Wontng ibre Sobresbers
ionnllutg ab in tpelfer folgen0e
0ireftoren fir bas beboritebenbe
Sobr ertpGbIt plroen: 8nt. 8.
@efmnnn, Sobn 8oblferL Senrr
So6nS. ISM. @reis If. rno Srit
Gang. 9os nererm1bIte 9ireftori.
nm organiiirte iid Our6 Grpab.
lung folgenber 8eomte: 8m. 8
9cfmann, GrGiiOent; 6rit Gang,
SefretGr rtn6 S6oBmeiIter.
-Sobn Strrttmann, bon &bine'
lun0 un0 Capt. Hop q. Miler. bor
@lltffton, poren letter. Sonntng rn>
Mortog bier I'M elmer SeriommIltnq
scr Nftien = Snbober ser Sermonr
6crrp 60, b%ei5lttpo6nen.
SRI. Mobel 8entel. meldc II
acnnctt. No., oIs 2e6rerin tbGtiq
lit, mar iibcr Die 6eiertogc bier au'
9ciu6 bel ibrcn Gltern, &ecorbel
g. II. 8enbcl uno Satin.
-Monroe Ml1eGer uno OciIer
S6neItar, SRI. Opal Rueaer, wel6'
sic 6eicrtoge bel ibren Gltern, Bin
sent @ucllcr un0 @attin, in Berger
perlcbt bottcr, reiIten an Sonntal
bon bier aus pieoer nad Ct. 2oui.
5uriid.
-@m. uno @irgil 8Ioutidt Dol
ct. 2ortiS, erireuten p1bren0 DC:
25abrcsihluiies ibre @roBelterr
|, &obn 6leiid unO Satin, Ionic al,
0ere 8erndn0te ourd ibren 9eIud
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-07
John II. HelmerS

I-@rnit 8eieer bat bon beut 81
gcntbiimcr Sobn appril 6os Il. 9.
SotcI Gigentbum gemietbet unb BE-
abiidtigt sic bi8ber bon Sen Goit
BORT betricbenc Soft 9rinf 8irtb.
ihaft meiter SIT betreiben.
-GoS Sreisgeridt tritt nGditen
@ontog SIT ieinem regeImGBi8en
%anl1ar . Sermin in SiBurq. Iuf
fir NieIen Sermin lit bn8 9ofet
BcridtSfnlrnbcr) mir elm Icbr
fur5es.
Geo. q. &llbn berpeiItc lettcn
6rcitag uno Somstag in ct. 2criS
unb 9irfmooo gum 8eiitd) bon Scr
manoten un0 8efonnten.
-Oliper Scssler unS Si0nCp
8ocoefer, bon Ct. 2oltis, itnttctcn
uGbreno ser bergangenen ISOLDE Der
Samilie Sro,l5 %. Stride bel Stolpe
einen 8eiu9 ab unO berusten Die
8eIegenbeit BORT iid an elmer Saien.
iugo Slt betbeiligen, bel melder JIG
40 9~dngobren erbeuteten.
Ser Commercial Club miro
morgen abeno in Ser 9th SOIL ieine
SobrcsperIommlung obbalten. 90
in oieier 8eriammlrng Oie @abl
bon 1leliet Sireftoren ltattfinOct,
iinb oie MtitgIieOer eriudt iid 5abl.
reid on oerielben 81 betbeili9en.
-Bolter 9onertien un6 Satin
un6 Senrp 2ononebr ir., Del6e
nGbreno Sen Seiertngen ibren ange.
b6rigen an Der 2ittIe Berger unh
nabe OmensbiIle cinen 9eiud ob.
itnttcten, reiiten letten GienStag bon
bier ans nod i6rer &eimotb nobC
9orton, RcbraSfa.
-AlfrcO Meper, bon 0rD Sill, er4
belt on1 Wontog eincn groBeu Barr
Srllf bon 40 GieroefrGiten, Sen CT
fiir5li6 g%efaltft bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-07

Olulli NtliBNl N'hp SNAAh't ~
st. 9oltis, famen Iette ISOLDE bier.
Der I'M Die Seiertuge bel ben @ltern
Scr 5rau Slttt9er, Senrp Barrier II.
8attin an ser Big Berger 81 per-
leben.
-gmil 6oerbcr uno Sodtcr, 10.
mie Oscar Soerber, Sronf 6aerber
mo Satin un0 SEQ. Saul, bon ct.
2oliS, berlueilten iiber sic Saicrtu9c
BET ibrcr Mllttcr unO @roBnulttcr.
@ittue &olcntin Socrber uno 80.
Mile on ser 2ittIe Berger.
gilbert uno Sermm S. &oetbe.
meper unO @olter Sleer, BON Char.
lottc, befaubeu ii6 lcbtet Nontag
in @eidGften bier.
-&obcrt SdinoIer, 6rou GbrtIt.
Stoedlin unb So6ter, SRI. CLARA,
BON Sofflon6, Rebr.; Sobn Sdinb.
Ter uno Otto 0oerflingcr uno @at-
tin, bon applcton Gitp, Mo.; In-
OreoS S6iuoler, bon &arriionbiac,
Wto.; SacOb Ibrens un0 8m. Wtogf
,tno @ottin, bon Nora Springs,
Soma, uno Sacob SbilIipp. In0reas
aopp un6 2ouis 9oerflinger, BON
@i9ginsbillc, Mo., famcn Iettc $50
dc bierber lll1 oent 9egr1bniB hires
Serman0tcn @eorg SdinOlrr, bei5lr-
nobuen. bo$ an IonnCrstag ultf
Dem &ir6bofe ser ErcSbptertnncr.
@rmeinhc nobc SmisS Itattfan0.
: Gilbert @ittidl rnO @ottin, bon
@lnfiad, Ct. 2oliS Goltntp, Der.
meiIten lcste @o6e bier gum Sclud)
Der Sdmeiter Ser 6rou @itti6,
Truu YoltliuC @alter, ionic onoercr
, ScrmonOten. 6olt @ittidJ par frit.
. her SRI. Sobalmn @ucblcr.
-@enrD 9Oa fam lebte ISOLDE
bon Ct. 2oltis bierDer I'M eincn
Gbeil Ser 6~cicrtage bel Icincn Gltcrn
7 Geo. 9ol uno Satin 5lt bcrpeilcn.
; -2r. u. 6. 9onobetu ltno So
/. mile, ipel6e ii6 iiber Die Seiertagc
bier 5ltm geiud Ser Gltern ser Srall
9onabep. Capt. Senrp German uno
8uttin bcfonOen, reiitcn letter Srei.
tag mie6er in ibr 9cim nuf Boon.
bile 5uriif.
SRI. SbeIma 8reuer. neI6e
ilber Sic Seiertage bier bel ibren 81
0 tern, Ridter e.. q. 9rer,er uno @at.
: tin. %bertpeilte, febrte lebten Conn,
u tag lpieOer nod 6lot Riber, $50,
5uriif, no Tie oGs 2ebrerin tbdtig
1T.
-SSobn Soeotmam FAM lebtel1
n 6reitag BON ct. 2ouis bierber I'M
l. Ieinen N~euiabrsgruB sen Glterr.
Nltg. Goeotmonn 1lno Satin, per.
I6nIid SIT iibcrbringcn.
-GDeo. &rouie, bon Seace Sol,
II len, reiIte lette ISOLDE nod ct
2ol,iS, elmer 9epei6e folgenO mcld)(
linn sic betriibe1oe Rodrtdt bru6t(
+ 0aB ieine R,ttter Dor ibrer Sob
/; nlrng IN ct. Souls auf Dem @iI(
: gefallen uto cinen 8einbrrf erlit
, TEN batte.
n -SrIs. 2uIlt unO Clara Srill
mann, bon ct. 2ouis, pertpeilter
lebte ISOLDE in 9eace Sallep BET if
Y rem @erpanbten.
-9lug. Brandt, bon Smiss. Uni
$ elmer Brandt, bon Srofe, befanocr
=, ii6 lebten Nontag in Geiddftcl
bier.
Saul 8ocbm, bon ct. 2outs
t. befono ii6 mdbrcno Der Ietten $50
II DIE bier otf 9eittf bei ieincn Glterrl
IS 4uguIt 9ocbm unO @attin.
- Cornelius Stotfo rciitc lestel
SOnntag mad &irfmOoo, gum 8e
ilt6 bon SerwonOten ltno 9cfonnter
- -grpin S6sner, mcl6er cine
u Gbei( Ger 5eicrtogsfcrien bier b(
10 ieinen Ingcb0rigcn berlebtc, febrt
Ell letter. Wontag micbcr mad Golur
HD bio, Mo., 5uriid, mo er iid auf 81
en- oorti9cn llniperiitGt fir Ben Iopr
er faten.8 Beirut Dorbereitet.
-8rof. 5. .. Spobrer, boz
It. Central 8cSlepon College at @al
re rcnton, uno Oeiien Satin, befanoe
IF. Iid lcbte @pdc mehrerc Sode fiji
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-07

lCllleH SeIlu].
-GhiG @ohlt, mel6cr IN Ct.
2ouiS in ser 0ortiecn Ronfin ShooI
Of Medanics iih fir bcn Waidini.
itcn. @critf horbcreitet, befiuoet ii6
icit letter ISOLDE bier nllf @eil,d bel
icincu @ltcrr,, @rtItab @obIt unb
@ottin.
Geo. Meuer bat ieiu @obnbollS
an Der iiiolihen WarftitroBe, nabc
ser Warftbriidc. an gilbert O.. Roe.
gclin fir $2700 b%crfollft.
-Wnn i1reibc 1921.
-SonncnIhein un0 berrIihes
6riiblingsmcttcr begriiBten oos nclte
Subr.
Geo. u. &ueoiger unb Satin
lunO Geo. s. &ir6bofer uno @ottin
bc9abcn ii6 Ietten Sreitag Nadmit.
tag nod ct. 9oltis I'M Sen SpIpeIter
9lbcno bel ser Samilie g. q. Silber
Slt feiern.
SRI. Sbo Druid II. Sral1 8m.
&oItbrcnmer, bon ct. 2oris, bcfan.
Sen ii6 bier gum 8eiud ibrer Mltt.
fer, Srolt Senrp 8uidncper.
Sri. 2alra @bcrlit1, iuelde sic
6cicrtngc Bel ibren IngCb0riaen allf
Urn Sill ltnb Coles Greet berlebtc,
lit leeten Sonntog luicoer mad ct.
2olliS 5,triidgefcbrt.
-gSm. ScblemalO ser iiber sic
Scicrtogc bier lei ieincn Irgeb6ri.
gen bertpeiIte, lit lcttcn Rontog ipies
ser nah 81. 2oltiS 5uriifgcfcbrt.
= Mostcn,9 aa III 8ltit. Offer,
monn's 9aIle OIL Der oberen 6irlt
Greet, or1 SomStag, Sen Is. San.
ltor. Scbcrmorm lit freltnolidIt Elm.
gcInocn.
Sri. Sa5el Sedmonn, melfe Die
6eicrtoee bel ibren GItcrn perbrodte,
reiIte letten Sonntag nad Mcait.
trif, no Tie oIs 2ebrerin tbGtig lit.
-Irtbur 8eioel fam lester
0ienstog bon ct. 2ouis bierber 1tnf
miro mebrere 8oden bel ieincn Ser,
%lponOten, Sermonn Seidmam unt
6omilie, ol1f 9rp Sill perDetIen.
-glllguIt 8oltr rn0 Satin famer
Ietten Wontag bon ct. 2oltis bier.
FER gum 8eIt6 Ser gltcrn oes Scrrr
@uur, SllIilts 8our uno 8ottin
llr0 anoercn Serrpanotcn.
Capt. @. g.. WouIoing, eriter
Offi3ier auf Oem &e9ierltng8.3 am
pfer yWun0un," 0os oltf 0cm oberer
@iiiouri . 5luB 8piiden aaniu:
Gitp rtno Sort Benton, Wontona al:
nSnagboot" benutt miro, befanO lid
lette ISOLDE bier gum 8eilt6 ici
ner Samilie. Capt WaltlOing tbeil
te inns nit baB iein Boot bel Sebean
SiiO 9ofoto, in ~ bis IA 50Gigen
Gis eingefroren lit.
-0ireftor @nt. 6Iofc un6 bic
icincr frii6eren Srdelter = Sdiile'
tuoren lettc ISOLDE in Il1guIta, Wo,
mo- 0ieielben amt SplDeiter = lbeni
sic Mtl1iif 81 einem Gan5pergniigCl
lieferten.
-Sulills S6mi0t lno Sodter
SRI. 2oretta, bon Berger, befanbel
iid lebcn 9ienstag bier, bon no all
SRI. SdyntiOt nod @orrcnton reiitt
no tic olS Stuoentin oos Centre
@cslepon College bcilft.
SRI. Sc0tpig uno Geo. GngeI
bre6t, meldc Die 6eiertnge bel II
rcn Gltcrn, GrnIt Gngel6re6t I'M
Satin, in 9op berlebt batten, rciIte
lcbtcn 0ienStog bon bier aus nat
8orrenton 5rriif, Inn lire Stu6ie
i'm Central 8eslepon College lpiebt
alf5unebmen.
-Gbo8. Soetebier ir. BON 9
2ouis, NOR leste ISOLDE mebre'
Gage Su @oIt bel ser Samilie Ma
tin S6atmburg, nobe SmiSs.
o. 6. q. 9otbngc, bon She
onooob, Soma, ncilt geeenip1rt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-08
FIGHTING DISEASE GERMS

There is a popular idea that most
sickness is caused by a germ of the
disease finding entrance to our bodies
through the food we eat, the wa
ter or milk we drink or the air we
breathe. This is true as far as it
goes but it is also true that disease
germs are entering our bodies every
day without causing disease.
The reason for this is that there
are forces within the body that are
constantly fighting, these disease germs
and it is only when this defence Is
weakened that the germs get the upper
hand and we become i'll. One of the
most powerful of these forces that
work for health is rich, red blood.
Good, healthy blood increases the re-
sistance of the body to the diseases
that are always threatening. 1t is cas-
Ter to keep up this resistance by taking
DR.. Williams Pink Pills, eating proper
food, avoiding articles of food that
do not agree with us and getting plenty
of fresh air day and night, than it is
to cure the disease after it gets foot
hold. Keep up the resistance of your
body to disease by these tonic pills,
which you can get at any drug store,
and you will avoid such sickness
Two booklets, Building Up the
Blood" and what to Eat and How
to Eat" sent free by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Co, Schenectady, n. Y.-Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-08

trip to Burlington to visit Mrs. Fits
parents.
Mrs. Minnie Mccarthy and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Isabella Kent, were guests
Thursday and Friday at R. C. Tay-
lors's. Since the close of school here
Mrs. Kent has been with her mother
in Randolph.
Miss Beatrice Washbnn recently
made a short visit home from her
school work in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Carpenter and
son and Kenneth Harlow of Irasburg
spent the week end at G. A. Durkee's
Mrs. Carpenter and son remained with
her parents for a longer stay.
The next regular grange meeting
will be held this week Saturday eve
ming, instead Of Friday, owing to grad
uation exercises at Randolph Friday
evening.
At the last grange meeting children's
night was carried out, the children Civ
ing an interesting program. Home
made candies were served, after which
the children marched
Mrs. Almeda Cone spent last week
with her daughter. Mrs. May Huse,
and family in Randolph.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-08

Regular meeting of
Women OF Mooseheart
Legion. No. 49s. in the
X. of p. hall Thursday
evening, June ., at I
o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-08
NORTH RANDOLPH

Mr.. and Mrs. viii Dickinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Sargent motored
to Warren Sunday, taking the trip
home by way of Rochester. They Wis
tied the farm in Warren where Mr..
Sargent was born.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Don.
aid Ferris and families attended re-
union of relatives held at Charles Rog-
ers' in Tunbridge Sunday.
Club meetings have been held as
follows: The Hill Birthday club with
Mrs. Almeda Cone Wednesday aft
ernoon. May %; the Star Birthday
club with Mrs. V. J. Norton Thursday,
Nav 26. and with Mrs. o. X. Bradish
and Mrs. Harold Culver last week
Thursday.
Mrs. Sally d. Camp, nearly 90 years
old. called on her niece, Mrs. Persis
Osgood. at Randolph Center a day last
week Mrs. Camp has also taken other
short auto trips, these all being with
her daughter, Belle Camp.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. c. Fits recently
stopped over night in town while on a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-08
GRANITEVJLLE

Byron Blaisdell arrived here Satur-
day to spend Il few months with his
brother, George.
Kathryn Murray returned to Wind
sor Sunday, having spent ten days at
her home on Cassie street.
Miss Eloise Bailey, who attends L.
V. NJ, was home for the week end.
Jessie Murray returned to her home
on Pearl street last Saturday, having
attended school in Nashua, n. H., this
year. She was accompanied by hey
aunt, who will visit her sister, Mrs.
Alex. Murray.
Mss Agnes Murphy came home on
Monday TO spend a few days, after
which she will return to L. V. NJ, in
Burlington, from which institution she
will graduate the latter part of this
month.
George King, who atttnds Tufts
Dental college in .Medford, Mass, is at
his home for a few days.
Miss Rogers. X, n. of Montpelier,
was weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs
john Ryan.
Annual library benefit dance. school
house hall. Washington, June o. Bill,
75e Dancing. TO /. Music by four
piece orchestrs.-adv.
Frank Thurber, former resident of
Grsniteville. who conducted the board
ing house for J. VI. Boutwell,, died at
Dunton, Alberta. on June 8.
II is requested that every child who
Is member Of the Presbyterian Sun
day school be present at the church
Al $50 Thursday evening. VIII par
ents please see that the children at
tend.
Buy coal now while you can get it
and before prices advance Calder &
Richardson. Phone 4j0.-ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
Phone 500 for livery auto.-ady.

Phone 500 for livery auto.-ady.
Decorations and illumination won.
derful--alumni ball, Rowland hall to-
night. Best of music.-adv.
Have you seen the Chinese furniture
in Hooker's window Come in and price
it Chairs, rockers and ~tables.-adv.
Special sale of millinery all this
week. A few children's hats to close
out at half price. Mrs. Birnie, Laurel
street.--adv.
Hundreds and hundreds Of Barre
motorists are rather skeptical on the
advantages of a cord tire because
they believe cord tire cannot be re-
paired. Yet they are being repaired
every day at the Hastings vulcanizing
shop at 81 North Main street.--adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-08
BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1921.
The Weather.

Fair tonight and Thursday; little
change in temperature; moderate to
fresh south to southwest winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-08
E4ST B4RRE

Mrs Allen Palmer left for her home
in Eiberton, Ca, Tuesday, after spend
ing several weeks with her mother
Mrs. Il. Huh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-08
Notice

Regular meeting Of branch. No. u.
Q. W. I L. Of y. A.. will be held in
Miles hal on Wednesday, June s, al
: 30 O'Clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-08
WEBSTERVILLE

Buy your coal now while you can
get it. Calder & Richardson. Phone 450.
adv. C.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-08

sMx. Red Men, Attention! All
fk Red Men wishing to 60 TO
zSXM the great pow WOW at
MIN Claremont, n. H., Satur-
sanW day, June IL, please meet
MH at Bolster block tonight
Wednesday at 1;l5 o'clock to make
arrangements for transportation. Per
order of chief of records.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-12-08
CAN'T DO THE WORK.

It's too much to try to work every
day against a constant, dull back
ache, or sudden darting pain in the
small Of the back. BE rid of it. Try
Doan's Kidney Pills. Yoru neighbors
recommend them. Ask your neighbors
j. M. Tolar, carpenter, Hampton ST.
Dillon, says: mot long ago 1 was
suffering awfully with my kidneys
and for nearly three weeks 1 could
hardly get around. Bending over or
lifting anything heavy was almost i'm
possible. inf back was too sore and
weak to allow it. tried several rem
edies but got no relief. Nights the
action of my kidneys caused me to
get up several times and my sleep
didn't refresh me. l finally heard of
Doan's Kidney Pills and got box at
the Rogers Drug Co. and used them
according to directions. They soon
ended my trouble and fixed me up in
fine shape"
60c. at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.-122 8 1t
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-12-08
CITATION.

The State of South Carolina, Coun-
ty of Dillon, by Joe Cabell Davis,
Probate Judge:
Whereas, N. ]. Rogers has made
suit to me to grant unto him letters
Of administration of the estate and
effects Of w. H. Rogers with will an
nexed.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said w. H. Rog-
ers, deceased, that they be and ap-
pear before me, in the Court of Pro-
bate, to be held at Dillon on Thurs
day, December 18th next, after pub
lication hereof, at IL o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this goth
day of Nov. Ammo Domini, 1921.
JOE CARELL DAVIS,
Judge of Probate,
II 1 2t. Dillon County.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-12-08
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

The books for the collection of
county, state, poll and road tax will
be opened in my office, October is
and continue open until the last day
of December, 1921, without penalty,
After said date the following penal
ties will be added:
One per cent January, 1 per cent
additional in February, per cent
additional until the 18th day of
March when the books will close.
All districts have special levies for
school purposes. The following is
the total levy for the various dis
tricts: