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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
.0lYMP|CS PLAN BIG
CHRISTMAS. PROGRAM

This years Christmas program. ac-
cording to the olympics OF Central high
school viii be better tnsn ever before.
4 more connected plot. with side at
fractions. arc promised by those TAX
ing part
Tne scenes OF the play are laid In a
rough mining town o: Western Colo
RADIO where the citizens pack guns
and hr up ON liquor. Drunken VIII
lians and gun play will be the interest
lng features of the evening. Tommy
Baxter. the boy about town, succeeds
In rounding up the had men and re-
forming them to the point where they
take part IN a Christmas celebration
held In local church and as a grand
climax Santa Claus enters and dis
tributes presents TO all. including the
Niilians.
Tho program will b. given In the
auditorium tonight and everyone that
attends will be rewarded with a stick
OF candy. 1t In hinted by those IN
charge that raspberry pie will also De
on tn. rcfrcshmnnt mcnu.
The program Is as follows:
Joe Smith, n miner Robert Hirseh
Fred Jones, smiths partner .......:
INSTRUMENTATION. Ekkchart Shafer
Tommy Baxter. towns bad boy .....
................::-,..t.. Albert Tipp'c
Harry Mccord. his chum ........,;.
...................... BIZ Marnauune
Sam Baxter. Tommy's father and
william No. l ...........-wm. Daniels
James Brown. travelling salesman
........,.............. John Gambler
Bill skinner. william No. : ............
............... Maurice wennermark
Mr. Burns. sunday sv.iool teacher
Sunday school pupils, ..-.........s...
......... Members OF Olympic Society
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
BODY OF ANOTHER FLOOD
VICTIM FOUND EAST OF CITY


tifcation except the skeleton which is
partly held together by dried Tissues
and tho reddish brown hair that is
bobbed which leads TO tho belief that
the victim Is woman. An excellent
sot Of teeth may help in the identif-
cation.
A pai- of women's shoes with thick
sole. military heel and full leather
top were on the foct of the body. II is
estimated that the woman weighed be-
tween 1875 and las pounds in life and
was about IS years OF age.
Three rings found on the hands VIII
aid in Identification also. They will be
at the r. G. Mccarthy undertaking
pa arlors with the body Wednesday aft
ernoon. 1t is thought that one of the
rings might be diamond. One of the
other rings is s'gnet ring while the
third is plain. however none of them
have initials on them. They are tarn-
ished by the action of the alkali in the
water
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21

The body OF an unidentified victim
was found buried In natural mineral
casket at l;30 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon on the Rnrnum ranch, six miles
east of Pueblo an-the st. Charles mesa.
almost seven months after the flood
OF June ,.
Tho body was found by an Italian.
L who was removing large pile Of
kdehris from the land, which is over
$uuarter of mile from the present
h'iver channel. The body was ut the
Shottom OF the channel and the workers
Wondered at the fact that they. were
gnot disturbed by the odor, but Coroner
SR. r. Dihbc. who investigated. stated
THAT the body had been buried IN the
K wet sand and when the sand dried. 1t
formed a hard mineral mold and prac-
1tically sealed the body In tho natural
casket.
Coroner Dibble believes that there
is a possibility OF Identification, altho
there is nothing of the body for idcn-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21

would be kept up in better shape in
the future. 1t was planned to take up,
the proposition of bad lights and side
walks, but 1t was continued until the
next meeting. January 2. when every
one, that wants to put in compla int
of bad sidewalk, crossing or corner
lights will be given the opportunity.
The need of a comfort station at the
Mesa Junction was discussed at the
meeting, but no action was taken. 1t
Is proposed to erect a nice appearing
comfort station in the parking where
the West Abriendo avenue and City
Park cars stop. 1t is understood that
south slders are strongly in favor of
this and action will probably be taken
In the near future on it.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
GOOD CROWD ATTENDS MEET
OF IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION

A good crowd faced the cold weather
Tuesday night to attend the regular
meeting Of the South Side Welfare as
sociatton at the Central high school
building. p. v. Englund, representa-
tive OF the Portland Cement company
OF Denver, spoke to the association as
did George stumpf, commissioner elect.
Englund spoke on cement paving. He
stated that all of the state highways of
Colorado are being paved with con-
crete and most of the other states are
doing likewise. He pointed out that
in Pennsylvania this year alone. $50
miles of concrete highways have been
constructed.
Stumpf stated that the streets and
crossings and other city property
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
Brakes Were Poor

John r. Starr. 1119 Carteret, while
driving on Adams avenue yesterday.
noticed that his radiator was gettin0
hot and stopped to Hx 1t, but p. p.
Hedlund of Goodpasture who was fol-
lowing him did not figure on tho halt
in the trip to town ana crashed into
tho rear end OF Starr's car. Hedlund
later claimed that Starr did not give
any signal Of stopping and that when
he realized the situation he was nm
able to stop the accident because Of
poor brake. Damages to both automo-
bilcs were estimated at about $5b.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
I Notice That----

There is an advantage in being tall.
I'm not tall but ! envy some Of these
fellows who arc. There's only one
timc | don't envy them. don't have TO
break my nc;k iNoop,ng to kiss a short
girl. tho l ildmlt never say tall
man kiss a shcrt girl and don't know
exactly how Inconvenicnt being tail Is
NJ those times.
Yesterday while taking my daily out
Ing by indulging in an elevator ride
In ono OF Pucblo's sky-scrapcrs, l no
ticed how convenient 1t il sometimes
to he tall. Tho elevator was crowded
and there were various and sundry
sizes represented In the bits OF hu-
msnity present There were various
and sundry species OF millinery worn
hy the ladies present. one lady IN par
ticular wore a hat with feather stick
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
TUESDAY WITH SALVATION ARMY

assistance. two sick men applied for
help and were speedily cared for.
The cold weather Is driving the
homeless man into shelter. Twenty
men slept in the quarters above the
office. The cx-xervice man walks In
with all confidence sure of a smile and
the necessary assistance.
Many calls for Christmas dinners and
pitifui letters from little ones who
seem TO think the Salvation Army has
some pull with Santa Claus, the most
pitiful one comes from little girl
whose father has not had work for
some time, she names a brother and
three sisters, then adds Il am almost
out Of shoes and 30 Is Genevieve and
Alma. Maybe you have some old shoes
that you can scnd us. they will be
good for Christmas, Just so my feet
won't get SO cold when ! go to
school"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21

progresses from introduction to kisses
within a few hours.
When the author of the story learns
what the artist has said about his plot.
he determines to convince her that such
a thing Ia quite possible in real life.
He does convince her, and wins a vol
untary kiss from hcr before the time
he has set for accomplishing his task
elapses, but it Is only fair to say that
he had very hectic afternoon achiev-
ing his goal. And there will be a Sun
shine comedy Who's Who" at tho
Critcher thcater tonight
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
DINNER in Boys DEPT. OF
THE CITY Y. GIVEN TONIGHT

II boys desire to do so. they may
bring small presents 10 tho party and
Saturday morning these presents
will be given by the boys to some
worthy children in Pueblo for their
Chriatmas gifts.
Two basket ball games after the
dinner will furnish additional enter
tainment for the boys. The Tigers
and Midgets OF the local Y. M. G. A.
will meet two teams from the Boys
department of the Colorado Springs
Y. NJ. C. A.
For the older members of the Y.
NJ. C. A. there will be Christmas
cheer in the lobby: A fire will be
kept burning all day Christmas in the
big frc place and all of the mon
residing In the building will be guests
of the management at Christmas
breakfast.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21

Yesterday was an ordinary day with
the Salvation Army. They fed an aver
age of fifteen mon a meal serving rab-
bit stew made from rabbits which
were left at headquarters by an un-
known benefactor. Each man fed
earned his meal either by splitting
wood. breaking coal or helping to dig
a cellar
An old man whose little one-room
house had been burned during the
night was taken care OF until provis-
Ion could be made for permanent
shelter.
A family corsiSiHg of mother and
i've little ones were suffering with
hunger and cold food and fuel werc
supplied. numerous such cases are
cared for during each day, twenty
four cases investigated and cared for
during tho day. Many ask for medical
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21

ing out in the back. sly nose and the
feather were on the same level so
fought flies for scN cn floors.
But there was tall man standing
next to mo and he looked down upon
every body. No feathers tickled his
nose. SO sometimes ! wish I was a tall
man like VIII Stickney. architect. VIII
probably IA a good architect because
his eyes are so high from the ground
that he gets good perspective or
everything. But he might have some
difficulty sleeping in a Pullman. /
heard of one tall man who had to stick
his foot out tho berth to keep from
getting a cramp in MS leg and when
he woke up next morning. he found n
rcd lantern hanging from his big toe.
Yours at length.
". H. r.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
SAID TO HAVE BEAT
AND STRUCK MOTHER

Diva Corb was sentenced to serve
30 days in the county Jail by Judge
M. h. Corson Tuesday morning for
assault and battery on hcr mother.
Tex O'Neal, step-father OF Diva,
was removed to the county Jail to
await trial on December 80, being
unable to furnish $500 bond. He
is charged with non support and as
sault with deadly weapon, in the
form of n butcher knife on the per-
son of his wife, who is the mother
of Diva Corb.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
Critcher Theater Tonight

Beautiful Wanda Hawley will be the
star at tho Critcher theatcr this even
ing in her best picture. "A Kiss In
Time. Miss Hawley has the role OF
young artist. who refuses to illustrate
certain story sent her by a magazine
publisher, on the ground that the story
is absurdy impossible, because it
treats OF rapid-fire love affair that
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
FIRE BREAKS OUT
IN FIRE STATION

Fire broke out In the old Bcsse-
mer city hail. now occupied by the
Bessemer fire fighting companies
and before the firemen could over
como the fire. the building had been
damaged to the extent of 800. The
fire originated at o'clock Tuesday
afternoon froiu an ovcrheatcd fur
mace.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
TODAY is SHORTEST
DAY OF The YEAR

This Is the shortest day of the year,
there being but . hours and IS min
utcs Of daylight. The sun rises at 1:1s
o'clock and sets at 4:u o'clock. From
today on the sun rises earlier each
morning but sets later each evening,
thus the lcngthehinE OF the days be-
gins. while the nights grow shorter.
Winter solstice or winter begins to-
morrow. December 22
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
GUEST Of DIRECTORS

j. d. kenworthy. assistant general
freight agent OF the Denver and Rio
Grande Western railroad was In Pu-
eblo yesterday and was a guest of the
directors OF the Commerce club at the
noon luncheon.
Mr.. Kenworthy formerly was resi-
dent OF Pueblo and has many business
acquaintance in this city, He told
the Commerce club directors Of busi-
ness conditions as he found them in the
East and of the general prospects for
the future.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21

Peasants Of those European coun-
tries where black bread is eaten us
ualiy have exceptionally good teeth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
DUPPS & HAMLIN'S Opera
House Cigar Store

has a full and complete line of Cigars.
all sises. Alsu Tobacco in glass jars.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
LADIES

Your wants for Cigars and Smokers
articles can be best supplied by Dupps
& Hamlin, Opera House Cigar Store.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21

also been broken into and some small
change removed.
Entrance wa: accomplished by break
Ing the glass of the .rayior Confec-
tionery store at the Mesa Junction.
which is also sub-postal station.
Seven boxes of candy, three dozen
boxes Of cigars and small change> to-
ta,ing about a 81 was taken.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21

Tho area OF Newfoundland is just
about equal to that Of the state nj
Virginia.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
CENTRAL NOTES

Louis @. Gregory talked to tho stu
dents in chapel ye,,ercay. lie gave
very interesting and uplifting talk tnat
was thoroly enjoyed ny the students
and faculty. The main theme OF the
talk was about letting down social bar
riers and treating all human beings in
The same manner.
Principal Dunton announced the
Olympic Christmas program that Will
he given tonight IN the Central audi
torium and holiday starting at IL
o'clock Friday until the Tuesday after
New Year.
Tho owl Society held Christmas
program. Christmas stories and poems
were told. Those taking part in the
program were Mar- johnson, Ellen
Heating aud ELLEN Ray.
The Aloiheorisns and Clionlsns held
a Joint meeting and members Of both
societies took part in the program
This is tho first time that Joint pro
gram has been given and II proved TO
he successful. Tho program presented
was.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
We Write Burglary Insuranc.

Residence and store Burglary. Also
Auto. Fire and Theft.
THOMAS 7. DOWNEN.
222 THATCHER BLDG.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTNER wanted, lady or gentleman. with
$1,000 to 5000. In thoroughly established
musical comedy attraction: 80 people. special
scenery, electrical effects. handsome cos
tunes full line of printing. Address N 1876
Herald. Herald SO.
WONDERFUL invention, safety razor with
four edges, which offers the best advan-
tages ever known about $1,000 required.
II interested apply room 61S Gotham Ma
tlenal Bank Bldg. Columbus Circle.
PARTNER wanted.-The theatrical business
offers you to invest and realize big and
quick results; act quick. MAX ROGERS.
Phone 44bb Bryant.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF NEW YORK D..
office OF the Secretary of StateS
This Certificate. issued In duplicate. here
by certifies that the Schwarzbart. Neu-
wirth Company, Inc. domestic stock cor
poration. has filed In this office on this 3lst
day OF May. 1921. papers for the voluntary
dissolution OF such corporation under section
22i OF the General Corporation Law. and
that Il appears therefrom that such corpora
ton has complied with said section IN order
to be dissolved.
Witness my hand and the seal
of office OF the Secretary OF
State at the City Of Albany
tSeall this thirty-first day OF May
one thousand nine hundred
and twenty -one.
G. w. TAFT,
Second Deputy Secretary Of State
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

TIE Guild of the Infants 5avious will com
memorate its twentieth anniversary on Sat
urday, June 4. There will be a mass offered
for living and deceased members at Church
of st. Francis Xavier at A. NJ.
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HOUSES WANTED, FURNISHED

Westminster.
FOR Rent-During July and August, a gen
tleman's country place in Yonkers TO a
refined Christian family: house completely
furnished. with considerable amount Of fruit
flowers and every convenience. o 1908
Herald, Harlem.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
New Jersey.

New Jersey.
sOUTH ORANGE. N. J.--Nine rooms. two
baths and lavatory; modern house hand
sonnely furnished attractive grounds ga.
rage; 3 minutes walk from Mountain sta
ton; June 20 20 September 70 seen by ap-
pointment only Mrs. X. 4. BARNABY. 90
warwick av Phonc south Orange a37lf.
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Borough Of Queens.

FOREST HILLS. l.. Ito Lct-Furnished
apartment, three rooms and bath. Apply
20 Superintendent. Gardens Apartments. Tele-
nhone Bomnvhrh Ah4h.
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ATTRACTIVE story and basement private
hnusc 10 rent on rark az. for or . years:
rental 1000 per snnum elect richly. baths :
principals apply personally LEON Ait
MAYER. 81 r.. seth st.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


ADVERTISER. SALES PROMOTION,
Direct by mail and trade paper advertising
specialist offers his part or full time SER
vice to concerns who are In need Of sound
advertising COUNSEL minimum fee SEQ month
ly, equal to days productive work. u. j.
Brisch. 1S West 43d 81. Murray Hin 1912.
BOY, Christian, third year high schooi, de-
sires clerical work during vacation. b
1912 Herald, Fulton 81.
BUTLER, valet. young Frenchman. Wishes
position In apartment house. bachelor pre-
ferred; reference. experience. sdmandin.
100 w 54th.
BUTLER, cook. colored. wishes position; city
or country. Call or write Il. H. Duncan,
SO Lexington av, BROOKLYN.
BUTLER wishes position In private; excel
lent references; $50 month. 100 Herald.
Herald 50.
BUTLER, English temporary or day work.
Schuyler 27i4.
BUTLER, coioreo. or useful mani good ref
erences. Geo Carroll, $50 West 13sth.
BUTLER. valet best city references. A.
GUIDE, 246 y. esth ct; -
BUTLER.-Good, experienced butler-valet;
Young man. 2Gs Herald, Herald SO.
DUTLER-VALET (s4), neat. willing; per
sonal references. y tHs Hereld Herald so.
COMMUNICATIONS chidless. for resi-
dence; best reference. Frashat, III West
SD st.
CARPENTER (coioredD. 20 years experienced
city or country; tools. Hillrey O122 Morn.
CARETAKER. ex-soldler. married wishes
position anywhere; reasonable. X l3sS
Herald, Harlem.
CHAUFFEtTR colored, wishes place, pri-
vste; willing go away. SO W. tSlst st.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.


foox100; vacant: 136th st. near Riverside
Drive; equity $37 500; city or country
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REAL ESTATE-CANADA.

FOR SALE.
Vancouver Island, r. C.-Small model
farm with Is roomed, UP TO date bungalow ::
magnificent views; excellent fishing and
shooting salubrious climate and ideal
home. Full particulars from Capt. VIGORS,
Courtenay. Vancouver Island. B. C..
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TO Rent-Furnished suite OF five rooms in
high class apartment house. all improve
menta. from July rent 800 per month.
Apply ianitor. 20 Henry ST, Passaic. N. J.
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An advertisement n the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility OF
recovering pour lost property.
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Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, L. ].
5i5 Tennis Place. Apartment, by station:
three rooms and bath, housekeeping: 10
October or longer. Apply to Superintend-
ent, or phone Boulevard 65f5.
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Borough Of Queens.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. J.
No. 80 Gardens Apartment: front, rooms
and bath; sum of $3.50 to October I, unfur-
nished sublet. Apply to Apt. or phone
Boulevard 6545.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

>-~~~~->-~~~~~--~~-~>~---
AMER. REALTY CO.. 2e9 Broadway. buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties.
PROPERTY leased on profit sharing basis
results guaranteed: cash security given.
NEUWAY RENTING CO.. 2i7 w 125th st.
WILL rent or buy to room house; i'm
provements: garage; Long Island or Jer-
sey coast on easy terms. GEORGE PICK,
5ts Riverside av., Lyndhurst, N. J.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

THREE rooms, bath and titchenette, I'M
furnished; Riverside Drive facing river !;
upper floors preferred. n 1856 Herald. Her.
aid 50.
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Connecticut.
New Jersey.

AT Lake Hopatcong. n. NEWLY built 4
room bungalow furnished. for rent. on
Byran Cove: 1910 season. Phone Waverly
1924 or address w. Fl. ROSE. Newark.
BRADLEY BEACH-Two large connecting
rooms. also single room. furnished. for sea
son. housekeeping privilege; all improve
ments; near beach; private. B 1871 Herald,
Fulton ct.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED

DISPLAY your al with
WHITE SPACE like this
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CLAREMONT AV., 130.-Eight rooms. ground
floor front: $1,000; suitable physician.
EDGECOMBE Az. c9i U45th) Six sunny
rooms. facing park; elevator; $133; redec-
Grated; immediate possession. ERNEST
TR1BELHORN. RiYeraide 1890.
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10TH. Fl Wesr-Two rooms. bath and kitch.
enette. INQUIRE Housekeeper.
9TH. 4l2 W.-For refined family. 8 rooms
and bath, artistically decorated, on wide
thoroughfare; convenient to car and bus
lines few blocks to Park entrance; refer
ences; SIS See SUPERINTENDENT
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED
From Battery to l4tn ST.. Inclusive.

GREENWICH vlLI4AGE-Newly decorated
room and bath apartment, open tire
places. electricity heat; long lease; 1925 per
month. VAUGHN. 81 Greenwich av. Chel-
sea $3.50
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Borough ar Bronx.

DIVISION Av., 2s0-F1ve rooms, all modern
improvements. sublet with a years re-
newal. Inquire on premises.
PROSPECT PARK WI room apt, light
modern improvements: $110. Williamsburg
2I4f
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YOUNG married couple, nurse and three
year-old child want . very good rooms with
board for summer In high grade place: no
objection to farm mountains preferred; dis
lance from New York no object. J. G.
MAYER, 34T Madison av.
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IDEAL SUMMER APARTMENT; COOL. IN
FLOOR. 3 EXPOSURES: OVERLOOKING
CENTRAL PARK; ROOMS. LARGE LIv-
ING ROOM. BEDROOMS. BATH. PANTRY.
MAIDS ROOM: FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
NISHED. INQUIRE SUPERINTENDENT.
200 CENTRAL PARK SOUTH. CIRCLE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Chicken dinner every day at Balti-
more lunch. Price 50c.--ady.
Discriminating smokers prefer q
Sculptor cigar. Manufactured by Yves
ley Hoffman. Tel. COZ W.-adv.
Clerks will find a special table and
quick service at the chickcn-p pie supper
in the Presbyterian church Saturday
night.-adv.
Mrs. Samuel Regan, who has been
in town for some weeks with relatives
returned last night to her home in Es-
sex Junction.
Food sale, Methodist church, Satur-
day, 1870. Hot rolls at 3 and later;
baked beans. brown and white bread
hot spaghetti, Italian style; cake. pie
do~ughnuts. Telephone orders to 573-W.
-adv.
Beginning with this week the street
car conductors and motormen work
only six days out Of the week, where.
as for several years they have been
putting in seven days a week. This new
condition, it is said, was made when
an extra nan was put on to take the
place Of each man as they take turns
at home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-16
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TO RENT FOR THE wlNTER-A quite Of
three heated, furnished and pleasant front
rooms hot and cold water; very central
INQUIRE at Room 6. Currier block or phone
aof-W 23it4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-16

sPECIAL-Patronise where you can save
that nickel. at Hotel Barre barber shop
mems haircut 35c. shave i5c. school boys
haircut soc, children 25c-neat Job. 23lt2