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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-13
a QUIEN TNTEREsE

Por haber vencido ell contrato de
arrendamiento, vendo una vaqueria si-
tuada en- Pueblo viejo con sesenta ca
bezas de ganado mas menos.-Juan G.
Caneias Pueblo Vieio 4-18
Sc VENDE una hermosa quinta en- 10 me
jor del Condado, con sin muebles Es-
pl6ndido solar. Facilidades para ell pa
go, Informaran apartado 769.-P.
Sc VEEDE una esplendida finca en- la
carretera de Trujillo Alto-75 cuerdas-
veinte minutes de San Juan en- auto
m6vil. .-Tiene casa de campo muy CO.
noda con todo el comfort moderno, aqua
corriente, planta de luz electrical, tel6-
fono, etc. 40 cuerdas de cana, buenas
aguas, casa de mayordomo, etc Facii-
dades para ell pago. Informaran Aparta-
do 7e9, San Juan.-P.
TOR SALE a beautiful home in the best
place in ''El Condado''. With or with
out furniture. Beautiful lot. Easy pay
.nents. Address, P. o. Box 769 P.
Sc NEcEsITA UN sERENo. Sc pre-
iere uno que haya tenido experiencia
como guardia o policfa. Sc requieren car
tas do recommendation. Dirijase perso-
nalmente q la Universidad de Puerto
Rico, Rio Piedras, ofcina del Dean, 4-16
CASA EN- BAYAMON.~se vende una
recien construida, de MADEIRA, c6moda,
ventilada; sitio delicioso, a la entrada
del pueblo ,por la Carretera Nueva. In
,formes: Box 81. Bayam6n, P. R.-4-26.
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PEDRO DE LOS SANTOS
DELGADO
MEDICO VETERINARIO

Nedicina general veterinaria.
Offece sus servicios profcsionales.
Residencia: Stop 21. "Culto'' st. 80
Santurce, P. R.
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DR.. AcUsTIN r. LAUoIER
DR.. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico Cirujano, Farmac6utico,
Bacteriologo del Institute Rockefeller,
Nueva York. Ex-catedratico de Bac-
teriologia de la Universidad de Pto
Rico.
Laboratorio de Analisis Clinico y
Bncteriologico, Medicina General.
Horas de consulta DE 8 q 10 A. M.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.
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JUAN MACHO
PROFESSOR DE MUSICA

Ofrece sus servicios para clases de
Piano ammonium, organo demas
instrumentos.
Afnacion de pianos 6rganos.
Para informes, Sol 25. City.
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Sc vende. wHa

DC VCAAUCS
sB vENDE:- I'm piano KNABE
GRAND en- excelentes condolences:
Gaia de caoba. Sra. H w, Dooley,
Kings Court, Santurce. r.
VENDO casa nueva de MADEIRA en- la
parada 81. Tres dormitorios; solar 45O
metxos; Q minutes de la carrete central.
Informes: Melendez Quito 9, TeIefono
S7l negro. 4-13
"NEGOCIO BRILLANTE PARA UN
DENTTSTA".- Sc vende una buena
cfcina dental, bien instalada y acredi-
3ada Informes, apartado de correos No.
Se6 San Juan. 4--13.
sE vENDEN BARATO.- Herramien-
taz tara taller de herrera, carpinteria,
tslabarteria. Tambien algunos materia-
les Una maquina de montar gomas, con
sus accessories. Para informes dirijase
al apartado ndmero sic, Caguas, Puerto
Rico--4-14.
soHfBRERos os:~Vendemo forros para
sonlbreros Y demas materiales para Ell
oficio. Especial atenci6n al 9. o. D.
z g. Perez Alvarez, s. en- c., antes suceso
res de j. Cid, San Francisco e5.-4-22.
soUIBB LA insuperable LECHE DE
IEAGNESIA, es la que mejores resulta-
dos esta dando en- esta isia. En- todas
Las Farmacias de primera clase. 4-22
LAS DAIAs PoRToRk1oU oUENAs pre-
sderen ell ALCoHoLADo SANTA ANA
3sALUTINA) Il por su perfume agradabi-
aRimo y por su efcacia para fricciones.
1nsustituible como aqua de tocador. Lo
aetallan en- San Juan: Bazaar Giusti, Con
sgalez Padln Co., Los Muchachos, La Nue.
va Perla. La Bayamonesa, y todos los
egtablecimientos y farmacias de primer
orden. 4-02
.ATAQUINA DE GRABAR METAEEs
&c vende una nueva, marca "The
Eaton and Glover CO.., precio de IA
arica, con accessories instrucciones. G..
"a, Box 415, Tel6fono 1901, San Juan.
-4-8o.
gRIsTALEs z EsPEJOS. .-Vendemos
de todas. clases de nuestros representan-
fss Hires Turner Glass Co.. Precios
lndiscutibles. Tenemos cristal alambra-
30 acanalado. Diaz Hermanos, Cruz 10,
gan Juan.-5-4.
V1DRIERAs MosTRADoR MoDER-
Vendemos de cinco seis pies de
largo. A precios de fabrica. Cuedan muy
pocas. Apresdrese. Diaz Hermanos, Cruz
10, San Juan.-5-4.
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De BASE BALL

El "San juan sali6 maltrecho en-
el juego de la maiana. En- ell de la
tarde los viejos "realizan una de sG5
hazafias de antafo, que desprestigian
el deporte.
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ANUNCIOS. CLASIFICADOS.

NECESITAMOS una deshiladora exper-
ia y operarias para hacer modelos en-
nuestro taller. Deberan solicitar sola-
mente personas entendidas. Dirijase
personalmente CLAssBERG. Luna 81
altos. 4-14
Sc VENDE en- dos mil d6lares una casa
cuya renta es de $500. I'm ford casi
nuevo con self start. Sc necesita un
socio para un negocio de vaqueria va
por no poderlo atender su
dueno. Informaran carretera ITO, Fell
ciano Hermanos-
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Dientes De Furnador
Yea Ell canbio en- diez dfas

Los dientes de los fumadores Sc r,anchsn
mas que otros. Pero las nanchas estan en- la
pelicula, y cuardo Sc destruye la peEcula Sc
quitan las manchas.
Existe ahora u9 metodo re destruir esta ne
hcula. Lo emplear rnillones de personas Los
dentistas mas errinentes 10 recorniendan por
todas parties. Observe como er1blanquecen
sus dientes, despues de usarlo unos cuatltos
dfas.
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NAL DIA COMO HOYA
- EV@
"Recordar- es vvi Dante
9 'Recordar es vivir".. Dante
1s DE ABRTL DE 1869

ARHNeA DEL oAUDrIro cURANo MANUEL NTrrr1 ovHsAD.A
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Ahora destruimos IA pelieuIa

Ahora bien, la eieneia dental ha perfceeonado los
m6todos para destruir la pecula, dia dia. Conpe-
tentes specialists han comprobado su efeaeia
Estos metodos combnan en- el dentifrico pepso-
dent Mllones dc personas 10 han adoptado. en- gran
parte debdo a conseio del denfista. Consideranos
cue establece una era dental nueva para que 10
dos 10 conozcan enviara quicn 10 pida un tubto
para 10 das.
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PEDRO C. oUINoNEs

AVOCADO Y NOTARIO
Graduado de las Universidades de
Pennsylvania, Harvard Y Puerto Ri
co. Postula ante las Cortes de Puer-
to Rico Y Corte Federal.
P. o. Box, 128. Tel. 400, S. J.
Edifcio NOA, San Juan, PR.
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Yea y sienta los resuItados

Pepsodent produce cineo resultados favorables.
hgunos son instantaneos, otros rapidos. Una
prueba muy corta sera revelation.
Uno de los elementos es Ia pepsna. Otro. aunenta
el dgestante del almd6n para digerr los dep6sitos
anlaceos que sc adfieren. Tambien aumenta Ia al
caindad de la saliva, para neutrazar los acidos cue
producer la carries de los dientes.
Dos elementos atacan directamente Ia pelicula
Uno de ellos los dentes tan prrfcctamente
pulidos, cue impde que la pecua adhicra a elios
con faciidad. Con cada aplicaeiou destruyc los
mayores enenigos de los dientes, como no Sc habia
obtenido hasta ahora
Mande el cupon recibira tubito para 10 dfas.
Note 10 linnpios que siente dieutes despufs dc
usaro. Filese en- la desaparicion de Ia pecula Wis.
Observe como embanqucccn sus dicnfes q
medida que desaparece la pelfcula Permita cue
pTueba lie revele por propio bien, 10 que sgnifca
realrnente la dentadura limpa.
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La peIfcula destruye la dentadura

Esa pelfcula que ennegrece los dentes produce la
mayorla de las enferrnedades de la dentadura Es
Sc adhere los dientes penetra los interstcios
ALI Sc fla.
81 Sc cepillan los dientes Ia antigua no Sc T.
struye. Por, ESQ que n1iliones de personas ven
que los dientes bien cepilIados Sc rnanchan , de-
struyen.
Is la pelfcula la que Sc nlancha no los dientes La
pecuia es el origen del sarro Retiene las patcuas
tiene ese dcdo contacto los dientes produce
la carries.
En- ella Sc reproducen milones de microbes Estos
ell sarro, son Ia causa fundamental de la piorrea
Muy pocas personas no padecen las intermediates
producidas por la pelicula.
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NIAQUINA-DE TRU-TRU en- buena.
condolences Sc vende. Dirfjase sar
Francisco numero 12, Telefono 71s azul
San .Juan.-P.
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This clipping from a Los Angeles
paper has just been received from
Miss Della Shaw, aunt of the deceas-
ed:
Mrs Margaret Gwendolin Shaw Mar
win. wife of Joseph G Marvin. passed
away at the East Bay Sanitarium. fol-
lowing two weeks illness of influenza
Mrs Marvin was the daughter of
Professor and Mrs G w Shaw of Los
Angeles, former residents of this city.
Her marriage in May of last year was
one of the events of the season.
Since their marriage. Mr. and Mrs
Marvin had resided at Morgan Hill.
Mrs Marvin was born in oregon and
was "a years of age. The family resid-
ed here many years. Mrs Marvin at
tended the university for three years
and was prominently identified with
affairs.
Mrs Marvin is survived by her hus-
band, Joseph G Marvin, and by her
parents, Professor and Mrs G. w Shaw.
She also leaves two sisters and one
brother, Mrs w Laughlin and Mrs
Dan f Harriss OF this city. and Harry |
Romaine Shaw of Oakland.
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NOTICE.

To the Tax Payers,
Town of Bradford,
Village of Bradford,
and Bradford Academy and
Graded School District:
You are hereby notified that the
taxes assessed against you for the
year 1921, by the Town of Bradford,
Village of Bradford and the Bradford
Academy and Graded School District,
have been placed in our hands for
collection; you are therefore, called
upon to pay same within ninety days
from the date of this notice, to wit,
on or before October 80, 1921; after
which date said taxes will be placed
in the hands of the Collector of
Delinquent taxes for collection.
Taxes paid within the ninety days
are subject to usual four per cent
discount.
Dated at Bradford, August l, 1921.
HARVEY w. EATON,
Treasurer, Town of Bradford.
HARVEY w. EATON,
Treasurer, Village Of Bradford.
II. w. HASTINGS,
Treasurer, Bradford Academy and
Graded School District.
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.espectfulIy submitted,
Marion S. Taylor, r. N.

Mr. and Mrs Jesse Kenyon and Mr.
and Mrs Walter Kenyon and two
children were guests of Mr. and Mrs
A T Piper, Sunday.
Mrs Rebecca S Hill and grand
daughter Miss Grace Nugent, of Bos-
ton, have been spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs A Z Hale.
Mr. and Mrs B S Hooker left We'd
nesday morning for Christmas Cove,
Maine. They will stop at the Brown
Camps on their way to the coast.
Mrs Harry f Piper was taken to
the Woodsville Hospital Saturday
morning, with operation in the after
noon. Mrs Piper is resting COM
fortably.
The many friends of Mrs ] A Lytle
will be glad to learn that she has
undergone a successful operation in
the Carney Hospital, So. Boston, and
the word just received is very favor
able.
Final contributions to the Tablet
Fund have been received from w c.
Durgan, friend. Additional amounts
were also received from r w Barrett,
c A Kent, II f Parker and Mrs Lucy
Page Merrill.
Mrs j r Pierce and two sons OF
Maiden, Mass, who have been spend
ing several weeks with her sister
Mrs f G Clark at the home Of her
father w II Moves, left Monday TO
spend the month of August at Lake
Morev
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Public Services are held in Bradford
National Bank Building. Room 4, every
Sunday morning at 1O:45.
subject for the week-Spirit.
Sunday School at IL o'clock.
The Reading Room is open every
Saturday afternoon from to S. Every.
body welcome.
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Special Announcements.

Obituary Notices. Poetry and ResoIu-
ttOns. cents per line. Reading Notices
under Special Announcement 10 cents n
line, each Insertion among locals 20
cents. Card Of Thanks, so cents.
All purely business notices published
I'm our reading columns, and all adver-
tlsements OF church, Sunday-schooI and
other fairs, excursions, etc. where money
H. expected to be realized, Will be charg-
ed Tor AT our regular rates. Editorial
notices OF such affairs will be published
free.
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MARRIAGE.

A very pretty wedding took place
last Thursday evening at the home
Of Rev. c L Banehart. The contract
ing parties were Perley Jerd Of
Montpelier and Mary Victoria McCau-
ley of Barre. all Of Vermont. The
single ring service was used. After
the service the party left for parts
unknown only to themselves.
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Miss Geneive Elmer of Middlebury
is visiting Mrs Warren Martin.
Mr. II S Powers Of Lyndonville is a
guest Of his niece Mrs A T Piper.
Mr. and Mrs George Carr are visit
ing her sister Mrs Charles Gafield.
Ralph Coolidge Of Newport, n. II.
spent Saturday with his aunt Mrs
Fred Martin.
Admiral Charles f Clark and daugh-
ter Mrs Hughes, wife Of Rear-Ad-
miral Hughes, were guests of II f
Parker from Monday until Thursday.
The Admiral was the honor guest at
the dedication exercises of the Mem
orial Park and Tablets Tuesday after
noon. Bradford is very proud Ct him
as the real hero Of the Spanish
American War Of 1898, as we'll as his
splendid record early in his naval
career with Farragut in the War Of
the Rebellion
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Capt. Ernest Harmon, a former
student at B. A. and who since his
return from overseas has been station
ed in Texas, has just received an
appointment as a Military Instructor
at West Point. Capt. Harmon and
family leave for West Point the last
of the month.
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GRACE CHURCH NOTES.

Services Sunday, Aug. 7th.
1890 a. m. Universally of the
Golden Rule"
Bible study at l1.45 a. m.
Services in West Bradford, 2.3O.
p. m. Evening worship.
Prayer meeting Thursday, 7.30p.m.
The Ladies Aid will meet in the
church vestry Wednesday, Aug. 10th.
3 p. m;
o. ]. Anderson. Pastor,
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~How Cleared the Mn Of Rats" BY

"As night watchman believe I have
seen more rats than any man. DOGS
wouldn't dare go near them. Got S1.25
pkg. OF RAT-SNAP. inside OF weeks
cleared them all out. Killed them by
the score every night. Guess the rest
were scared away. I'll never be without
RAT-SNAP." Three sizes 35c. 65c. s1.s5.
Sold and guaranteed by Sisco' Pharmacy.
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II wouldn't co Camping without RAT
snan- sar. Rar MhIIa-

Wife aud I spent our vacation camp
ing last summer. smell OF cookin 3
brought rats. We went to town. got
some RAT-SNAp. broke up cakes. put
ia outside our tent. We got the rats
alrfEht-big fellows Farmers. store
lyeeDers. housewives. should use RAT
SNAP. Three sizes: s5c. ssc. g1.is. sold
and guaranteed by StscO's Pharmacy.
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Wanted

A man to take charge of our work
at Bradford and vicinity selling our
line Of goods. Good proposition and
steady work. If interested write or
phone, Grand Union Tea Co., Mont
pelier, Vt. 4ltf
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george Mcguire had the misfortune
to break his arm last week.
Mr. Joseph H Clark of Readville
Mass. has been spending two weeks
at w Smalley's.
Calvin Hadlock of Mansfield, Mass
! is spending the summer at his aunt's
Mrs H w Martin.
Annie and Clarence Lambert OF
Claremont, N. H. are visiting their
uncle A N Lambert.
: Mr. and Mrs Frank Pagan spent
last week with her mother Mrs Oscar
Hall at Ella Sideways.
Mr. and Mrs A M Wright of Con-
cord, N. H. are guests of their daugh-
ter Mrs A N Lambert.
Mrs Fred Martin spent a part of
last week at Lake Morey, the guest
of Miss Elizabeth Bickford.
Rev. Maxine Mooney of st. Johns
bury held Mass at the home of j M
Murphy, Wednesday morning.
MIR and Mrs F + Wiring and
daughter of Salem, Mass. are spend
ing two weeks at w Smalley's.
Mr. William Phinney of Danvers,
Mass, who is with the Edison Co., is
spending two weeks at w Smalley's.
John H Stillwell has received an
appointment as Deputy State Coun-
cilor of the Sons and Daughters of
Liberty.
d b Wright of Bellows Falls is
confined to the house with rheuma-
tism at the home of Mr. and Mrs AN
Lambert.
The death of Mrs Jerome F Hale
of Wells River, Tuesday morning, is
deeply deplored by her many friends
in this vicinity. The funeral SER
vices were held Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock. Among those present |
from Bradford were: Mr. and Mrs L |
W Doe, Messrs. F E Doe, M A Gale,
Ned Marshall, Mrs C r Craig, Mrs L |
F Hale, Miss Jennie Gray, H E Par
ker and Miss Sara K Parker.
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For Sale.

Cider vinegar 25 cents per gallon
Apply to Fayette Worthen, Piermont,
N. H. 45-6
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For Sale.

Edison graphcphone in perfect con
dition. Mrs w S Williams, Bradford
VT. 41tf
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BRADFORD RED CROSS NOTES.
Summary of Cases.


Cases under care first of month
New cases 26
Nursing visits AZ
Home visits to school children as
Prenatal visits /
Sanitary inspection visits
Office treatments
Total 95
The greater part of the work this
month has been devoted to the school
children. The clinic was held July
9th at the school building. Seven
teen children had tonsils and adnoids
removed and all have recovered very
successfully. DR.. Miller from Woods
vile operated and DIR. Weaver, DIR.
Dwinell and DIR. Locke gave the
anesthetic.
| hope other parents will observe
the good results obtained by this
clinic and have treatment given to
the children who need tonsils and
adnoids removed.
The baby weighing was held July
20, with an attendance of seven. /
hope to have a larger attendance
next month. All children under
school age will be included in the
Respectfully submitted,
Marion S. Taylor, r. N.
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For Sale

100 Cords 4 IT, Dry Hard Wood, deliv
cred IN lots OF one or more cords. Appl,
to A. n. johnson, Bradford, Vt. 42-tf
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HORSES FOR THEIR KEEP

l have many good driving and
saddle horses which ] will let
out to responsible parties for
the winter, beginning Sept. 1.
Write at once for an early
choice. Send testimonials.
E. L. GULICK,
Aloha Camps,
4s-sl Fairlee, VT.
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The University of Vermont

ne University OF Vermont
through arrangement the State of Education will
this Fall
TwO-Year Teacher Training Course With Tuition
to Vermont Students
and the opportunity collegiate for which acad
emic credit will be given
University will place the disposal of the teacher
dents its entire plant including dormtoe laboratories library
gymnasium and athletic facilities
The student who completes onyear training
probationary certificate good year
privilege of At the end of the
probationary certificate be secured with aid of three
dollars week At the end of teaching the
fcae be renewed qualification certificate be issued
good for five
bulletin containing full information respect admission
requirements board and curriculum conditions under
which free tuition be obtained be secured by applying
THE REGISTRAR
University of Vermont Burlington. Ier
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Y BRADFORD "
SsMs&

Wallace Reid in ''The Love Special. =
Opera Hall. Mon. Eve, July S.
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BRADFORD MEMORIAL PARK
DEDICATION EDITION NEXT
WEEK.

Not having sufficient time to give
detailed report In this weeks
Opinion of the very successful dedi-
catOry exercises on Tuesday last. a
complete account will be given in
our next issue including Rev. Mr.
HOugh's beautiful and inspiring poem,
the addresses of Mr. Gordon, DIR.
Frost, Admiral Clark and Mr. Still.
well, Chairman Special Committee Of
). ID. of l..
Orders for extra copies should be
sent to this office early, as the edition
will be limited to the number order
ed. Price per copy, wrapped and
postage paid &c.
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For Rem

Boat and bathing house at LAX,
Morey. Mrs. w S Cole, Bradford
Vt. 45tf.
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Boat and bathing house at Lake
Morey. Mrs. w S Cole, Bradford,
VT. 45tf
rs Horses and Colts Wanted for ex-
hibition at the w. F. c. Farmers Pic
mic Aug. 10. Send for my special ofrer to
all owners of colts. Sheldon Miller. Supt.
Dressmaking done. Mrs. Z. A. With
ington, East Corinth, Vt, Pike Hill Road.
The tickets for the Chautauuua are
now on sale at Hibbard's and Hale's
stores, Hildreth's at South Newbury,
and Tyler's at West Newbury.
Saddle Pony For Sale
Inquire of f. l.. Stevens, Haverhill,
N. II. 46-7
Pigs for sale. Fred Tarbox. Brad
ford, VT. 46-7
For Sale
One II. p. vertical gas engine con-
nected to- generator for Battery
charging AL condition. Box 4.
Bradford, VT. 46-7
For Sale.
Wood #. or sawed.
c A Valley,
/, Merrill d67
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Free Tuition for Vermont Teachers

In addition to its regular four-year collegia
to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Educat
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-04-20
Pickens County Department

(By F. H. Williams.)

The young mems class and the
; young ladies' class Of the Carrolltor
Baptist church are putting forth eff
forts to raise funds for the building
of Sunday school rooms in connection
with the church property and to take
care of the large membership of these
classes.
William G. Robertson, who has SER
we'd for more than half century as
superintendent @. the Suldar school
has seen it grow from a small num-
Der of regular attendants to a mum
Der that has crowded the church build
ing to overlooking ,anG he is delight
cd to see the Sunday school In such
prosperous culdition as it is today
following these years of labor for its
upbuilding. The pulpit is now occu-
pied by Rev. J. +. Cook, Jr., who has
been the faithful pastor for more than
two years, and during this time, un-
der his splendid leadership, many new
members have been received IN the
church, both by letter and baptism,
and he is held in high esteem by the
citizens of the town.
Next Saturday and Sunday, April
23rd and Gath, will bring 20. close
the Liberty school, located in Henry's
beat, near Andrew Chapel camp
ground, after a most successful SEES
SIGN with Prof. l.. L. Self as principal
with an able and efficient corps Of
teachers associated with him. This is
the second year this school has OPP
Grated as consolidated school and is
considered one of the best in the state
of its kind. Saturday will be given
over to the graduating exercises al
which time two pupils win receive
their diplomas from the high school
these diplomas being delivered b,
some prominent educator Of the state
Sunday the commencement sermon
will be delivered by DR.. w. G. Henry
prominent Methodist pastor Of
Birmingham, boi'l and reared in Pick