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Arizona republican., 1921-04-17

ing there and got our bearings, then headed on up toward Springerville, but didn't go far becan~~ the kids wanted to try out some of the likely looking trout streams we were con- stantly crossing
 We made camp not far from the road in the center of a little circle of pine trees that were over d 100 feet high and four feet in diameter. I think that the odor of the pine in that country gives man move vigor than all the salt air on the Pacific coast
 After unpacking we built a good,
 big fire, billed on all the blankets we had and spent a real night, got up at sunrise and little Ed and 1 were
 half mile up stream by daylight. At o'clock we were back to where
 mother and Florence were trying to open up a can of sausages, and I'll tell you, Bill, it made me feel good the way Eddie went bouncing down to that campfire with a warwhoop
 and four pounds of the prettiest mountain trout you ever saw. As
 soon as she saw them Helen put the | sausages away and got busy on the fish She had never cooked a noun | tain trout before. but she had done a i lot of heavy reading during the 1 winter and had it all figured out just
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17

about right. and she sure did cook them alright to suit us.
 Well, that's the fay it went for nearly three weeks. only worried about one thing all the time we were there and that was when Eddie dldn sleep for two nights because he dis covered some bear track and got too excited trying to get a look at old Bruin himself. However, he got over that alright and this summer he Is big enough for us to push on back into the mountains for a real bear hunt.
 q had to get back to Phoenix in month, so we jumped into the car and drove on up to Springerville where we called on Gus Becker and spent few days at his hotel there. Then we went on up to St. Johns, through the Petrified Forest, which is won derful, weird and interesting place, , to Holbrook From there we traVeled over to Winslow and up across the Painted Desert to the Indian villages which we found of intending interest. and from there we went back to Flagstaff where the folks spent the | rest of the summer.
 The people there did everything ] they could to make Helen and the 1 children comfortable and they rode | horseback climbed San Francisco mountains. which are nearly l4,oOO ! feet high and had snow on top of 'em l in July. .went fishing at Marys lake and had a wonderful time.
 T came back to Phoenix on the
 train and went back for the family i just before school.
 Now. Bill, perhaps that kind of a 1 trip doesn't appeal to you at first ! thought. but I want to say that never 1 in all my life have I seen such won derful scenery. found such a cool l healthy summer climate, nor got 1 through a summer at so small an ex- | pense.
 Besides this, Helen looks a 100 per
 cent better and has felt better al
 winter than she has for 10 years
 Eddie grew in every direction
 learned a heap about a lot of thing:
 God intended us to get acquainted
 with and I think discovered that hi:
 Dad is regular fellow after all, and has been bragging to the rest of thu
 fellows about his mothers cooking al
 winter. Of course. little Florence i
 only seven, but she can clean a trout ! peel potatoes, sew on buttons, mak' a bed and do a hundred other thing
 that most little girls her age can't dc Besides that, she's got about tn rosiest cheeks in Phoenix right now T had about the first real rest Tv l had in five years, got away iron r business entirely and have been cash 2 ing in on that rest all winter.
 This year we are going to mak l. the same trip over again, except tha C I've arranged to ge. away for tw { months instead of one this summer Q Ed got up, and after a brief Goo :. day" started out of Bilrs office. II e only went a few steps, then cam o back and leaned over close to Bill Il ear "Bill,T he whispered. T save l more than $500 last summer, I kno' n I treated my friends right. and sa, ? Bill, we're sure happy around ou t house.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17

To make touring within the reach of the most moderately well-off mo- torist, the Coates Tire House recently inaugura ted liberal credit plan for the purchaser of tires.
 This plan is working so well and has been taken advantage of by so many motorists, that little need be said concerning it. However, accord ing to John Sabra, manager of the Coates concern, there is credit enough and to spare for all who come.
 This plan enables the motorist to use the best the market affords in the way of tires, and not feel the necessity of putting on seconds or blemished goods.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17

usually has the hard luck to make the demonstration just in time to attract the attention of the early blrd- - Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17
THE coNsIDERATE suITOR

Miss Thirtee-Oh, Mir. Blunt. this is so sudden.
 MT. Blunt-I know, but l thought you could stand surprise better than suspense. Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17

President Harding has received
 permanent pass to a chain of motion pictures in Washington. The pass is made of gold but under the law the war tax of ten per cent must be paid
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17

A new world record for parachute Ieaping was made recently when Lieutenant Arthur c. Hamilton dropped 24.6O0 feet at Champaign, Illinois
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17

THE DANGEROUS TURN
 The worm will turn" remarked the ready-m philosopher: but he
Arizona republican., 1921-04-17

Some American Indians believed that there was an hour at which all wishes uttered by men were full filled
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
gtff5EUtstTENDrN'f

on fTEAp GARDENER,
Man 9hh iite experience ~ all branches %
estate Worf. farming. stock. crops. Fardcn-
lne. all branches roads, walks: also upkeep
hf hulldugl MI kiuds ~ pumping ouffitp.
married, m children; Al personal refer
cucc@t open for engagement April T. 800
Herald. Hetad 50.
sUPEnt$TENDENT position wanted, or
working foreman. for country estate: wide
experience in andseppe gardening build-
Ing of every description; understands blue
prints md can handle any mechanical tool
understands stock five years on last place.
2sl Hcrold, Herald 80.
SUPERINTENDENT rlarrict. first class
pumps. elevator: executive ability, rncchHni-
ral draftsmAn Wishes first class building.
hy appointment only; state wages schepcr
II Audubon ~.
StrEriSTESrENr = PoHi'iou wantrd on
large fHrm, Ttien Protestant ftIl cxpcrl-
enc" of farm and can undertake nny farm
nut before INC. Apply 10 Dox zoe, Mamaro-
ueck
s1fpERtSTENpE%T cfflcc huiiding: expert
rnrcd M care ~ building and handling of
hcp reference. g Gi Hrrnld. Herald square.
Tr.EGRAPTI clerk aud operator. thoruucl
wishes position. L. Kaufthcul. 1918 Madi.
son ~.
TRAFFIC elk ypPra' nseiataut ruprrin-
tcndcnt transportation. assistant super
inteudent trucking, aSgi yard master
chipping manager, c<pcdittr Of freight. e.
III Icraid. Herald "a.
TRANSLATOR. rfcrorraptcr buytr, anlrr.
man. spanish snwiish, French, r1tturtiarr
Italian; $50 experienced. Dcol. 90 ST. Nlch-
nlns 49,
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

Applicants The NoU YoTk HeFau
applications original letters o.
recommendations they DO misplaced OF
In he
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
w A " TEL
SITUATIONS WANTED-MAIE.


TUTOR or travelling companion. here or
abroad 80; Vienna College srsaMnte; ex-
cellent references. l03 Herald, Herald So
UPHOLSTERER. at residence hotels: city,
country. Bors a5+ Manhattan av Ca
thedral S140
VALET. long experience. best city references,
take care OF bachelors apartment good
travelling servant, wishes position. J. VI
22i E. Seth It.
VALET desires position; Japanese young
man: Intelligent. has best recommendation
George. 23 West 85th st.
VALET or caretnker bachelors apartment,
colored. wishes part time: will visit best
reference II McThomas. 31s W. 5ath.
VALET (2T), Frenchman. experienced wants
position; would travel. Fl. M 3o3 w.
VALET. Italian. travelling. good llnguIst,
knows Europe we'll: good references. c.
Gortese. $40 w. 42d ST.. city.
WATCHMAN. experienced. capable, trust
worthy: understanding elevators; refer
ences O'Donnell, o4o West Path st.
MATCHMAKER. several years experience
wants position, NJ. X. 1928 Bway
WAITER. experienced. wants position coun-
try clubhouse, small hotel or road house
Iosenh Bayor. i764 Amsterdam nv.
WAITER. Colorcd man as porter or elevator
runner Lavann. 100 East 20th.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

MAN, younr, 20 years. high school graduate.
, years business experience, pace student,
desires connection with rrowing concern 4
a54 Herald Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

MAN-Coufidcrtial position wanted IN mer-
camille establishment by young married
man (33) 10 years bank experience in an
executive capacity: highcst references Nd
dress r 121 Herald Bklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Fl E L p w A " T E d
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


NURSE wanted: practical nurse 10 take care
OF Invalid lady (paralytlc); permanent
position. Address Al Barker ~. or tsephons
2002 White Plains.
NURSE, Infants; full charge mot over 4o)
must have good references; good nome.
location. Hastings on Hudson; salary soo.
X Ts2 Herald. $50 Broadway
NURSE. Southern colored. to care for one
child. assist with chamberwork. country
Call between 10-2, Monday, loo W soth st.
apartment 4B.
NURSE, or mothers helper. white; refer
ences required knowledge cooking; other
help kept: good salary. Rubin, 62S W. lalst
ST.. apt Sd. Audubon 1901.
NURSE, undergraduate. for small general
hospital near New York; good salary anu
pleasant surroundings; state age experience
&C. $50 Herald, $50 Broadway.
NURSE, attendant, for small sanitariuInna
$40 TO $50 monthly room and board. ooz
Main St. Hackensack. n. ]. J.----
NURSE. experienced. baby II months olo.
Call until 1. apartment "A, ~ Yves.
roth ST. -------
OFFICE assistant, printing office. with
knowledge of stenography and bookkeepihs'
s7T Herald. Fulton St
PARLOR assistant, also parlor girl, 10 neip
dress models. knowledge or plaln SEWING
desirable; good salary, steady position. boue
Soeurs. IL West b6th ST. |
pTOTOPIIAYS, 5000 ideas needed; working
girl paid $4,000 for ideas she tnonEnt
worthless: details free. Write Producers
League. 261. st. Louis.
PRooFREADER, experienced, for book
work; state experience and salary expected
y 25 Herald Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

JAPANESE butler, ma rried, wishes position,
country preferred where he can have cot
tage; now holds first class position IN city
personal reference. ID 14S Herald, Her
aid 50
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
sTfpEitIN'r f.SI ENT
an l-gsfs ffsfs Nfs,F4 rum


Progressive Christian American 1881. effi-
Client, reliable man. years OF experience In
mechanical line. desires position where ener-
getic man ~ action. not word-. II wanted :
results would provo whereby pavings could
be obtained In buying repairing and IN NIL
other branches heongrr IN this linc can
also obtain resuts from the least number Of
employees. or, I'll other wurfx. could 20 the
same work and SHOW tne Famc results III not
better than n $25o0o a ynar man for 81. 900
and commission. Cnu be eaen Sunday or
mako appointment evenings With
ALFRED RIpSTEfN,
1889 Bathgate av.. near fremont av Bronx
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ACTIVE. ENERGETrC WOMAN RE
QUIRED BY SOCIAL WELFARE Or
FOR BLIND MEN AND WOMEN: MUST
HAVE TACT AND INITIATIVE. PRE-
yIOTfs EXPERIENCE NOT ABSOLUTELY
ESSENTIAL: GOOD PAYING POSITION.
WRITE J. p, BOX 10. ROOM 1901. go
WEST l2D ST
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

MAN. coored. wisheq position cleaning Of
any kind good worker. J. T.. Bowling. 81 s
West 35th.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

MAN. hardware (2o). wishes position head
stock or floor salesman: cnpnbie taking
charge; 6 years' factory and retail expert
ence. Roberts, l30 a2d a.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

MANAGER and salesman, real estate cx-
perienced IN construction and alteration
has personality and can meet people of any
calibrei office building or other management
preferred. w 5is Herald. $50 B'way
MANAGER fofficel, experienced IN iatesf Cp
70 date office methods rwd accounting
capable of handling help efficiently, avail
able April /. Address q. f.. $40 iiroad II
Newark n. J.
IANAGER. farmer, a. n1nrrisf, children az
school age, experienced In cvery branch
reliable. stcady, wauts responsible position.
Manager, care ~ Otto IInhH, 4cs y S3d a.
MACHfNtsT. married II ycnrq bench as.
scmhlirg handy ~ anything; must have
work reasonehie. Albert 90 9th al.
NASSEt-U. hcenec No. Bsi8. pItheg reutlC.
men cnirons. Rses, 3iG w. o5th 81. River.
~ $500.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

MAN USEFUL. IRISH PROTESTANT.
wishes position as useful man and help on
automobile; best references city or country.
Address y 142 Herald. Herald sq
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

JAPANESE couple desire position cook
ana mald both long experienced; well
recomne ndcd In apartment or take entire
charge Phone Columbus 1854 Yama. i4s
W G1th st
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

MAN. middle aged on gentleran's place or
poultry plant: steady and reliable, general
handy man. III l20G IInralh. Mnriern-
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

JAPANESE student: butler. walter house
worker; in small family. mornings, eye
nings; reasonable wages; experienced, reha-
BILE; recommendations. Harry, Wadsworh
A2n0
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

JAPANESE, experienced wishes entire
charge with bachelor. expert In cookery;
good manager; also drive automobile: coun-
try preferred; best reference. Yoshi 3lt
Lexington AN.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

MAN-Eldery gentleman. reserrrces wants
outside position; American. = 1891 Herald.
brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

valet wiling useful can drive car pest
references; anywhere. kenzi, I24 LeNins-
ton aV.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

MAN. high grade. ex-arrny officer with 4. s.
Liquidation Commission n France and War
Department Claims Board IN Washington; a
trained salesman and executive with wide
business experience: speaks French nuently;
90 anywhere. g 81 Herald, Herald au.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

SUPERINTENDENT. farm ard rarden, ic-
slrcs engagement where man OF behc7t in
tegrity and real ability Il essential: life OK
pericnce In care and mana cement of farm
stock, rotation OF crops. orchards, green
houses. Sc. rkillful handling us labor irnv-
lnR present position on account employers
death. best personal references. Address
Superintendent. care Or. Martin, Broad st.
Bridgeport, Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

MANAGER, farm. working, wishes position
life experience IN all branches of sarInin,
and gardening, the care and feeding II aii
live stock. Erade or reElS' red operate nlf
modern farm machinery. engines and puulp4t
nar.sy NTH tools, do al repairs: best refer
.nces from past % years to character and
ability; married, With family ! 7p3 Herald
Herald eu.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

JAPANESF- uefmI. do any kind cleanil'E
furnace suits shoes experienced; not ~
tend table. best reference. Japanese - W.
Glth At
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

JAPANESE cook. butler, valet. 20 years e.
perience, absolutely first class. thoroughly
understands all kinds OF tai..y dishes and
food conservation. desires situation as chef.
or take charge OF bachelors apartment or
small family; highest city recommendation;
wages suitable. Togo II Concord. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

SALESwOMAN. bright, energetic, to
sell TO drug and department stores in
New York city and suburbs, Slkobono,
nm imported hair tonic and hair dress
ing combined; this article is now on
sale In $50 drug stores In this terri
tory and in Wanamakcrs and Gim-
bells. and an advertising campaign
now running In New York newspapers
has met with great success: we do
not want a young girl-we are looking
for woman OF character and ability:
the right woman will make this a
congenial and profitable job for life;
we pay both salary and commission.
Call at the offices of The Preemo Com
pany, 127 Duane St, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

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Instruction.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
sTENoGRAPHER.

with secretarial experience. thoroughly COM
petent, rapid and accurate transcriber state
age. experience, salary expected. III. L. III
Herald oSO n,vav
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

position In small family anywhere. per-
sonal reference Mata. 34l Lexington. Mur-
ray Hi 23gS.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.


MAssEJrR. licensed (iO2po) desires gentle
men nj residence Peters. 324 w. Goth.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

5APANEsE excellent cook and housewofEsI
good references. desires position n small
family, apartment Kuwahara, Isl High st..
Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

SALESMAN. maintaining Boston office
and who with associate, covers principal
retail dry goods stores In Now England.
wants a strictly first class line for either
linen, cotton or silk departments; COM
mission basis; long experience and New
York references Address Box !, Station
CT, Boston. Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-27

ing a concert in Pittsburg, Pa, could
not refrain from expressing his admir-
alton. he embraced him and said,
Teacher, you are great; You are the
unique perfect pianist | have ever
heard in my life,' and donated TO
him his photo with the following IN
scription. ITO Foch di Leo, the great
pianist. nv vivid admiration.
Foch III Leo Nil be at the Barre
opera house Thursday evening, oct. ..
TO give more variety, he will be as
listed by a baritone. Mr. Baldaccinl.
and bv soprano, Miss Helene Bush
copf. They viii sing some good opera
Prices. sl.o3. sl.lO. Csc. tax included.
Tickets on sale at Peoples National
hank. browns drugstore, Barre Drug
company and John Rosso's barber
shop.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-27
Help Them-Help Yourself.

When you consider the steady, con
tinuous, never-interrupted work de-
manded Of the kidneys, you do not
wonder that they must have help oeca.
sionally to filter and cast out from the
blood stream the waste matter that
forms poisons and acids if permitted to
remain, causing backache, rheumatic
pains, stiff joints, sore muscles, dizzi-
ness, floating specks, sallowness and
irregular bladder action Foley Kidney
Pills give relief promptly. Sold every
where.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-27

room of the Fairbanks museum Al
thur F. Stone. secretary of the St
Johnsbury Commercial club, VIII give
the address Of welcome and remarks
will be made by Governor Hardness.
Addresses will be given by a represen
tatiye of the L. and 7. Fairbanks Co.
Albridge c. Jacobs and by Thurman W.
Dix. state highway commissioner. To
morrow morning at s:l5 an automobile
trip will be taken to points OF interest
in the vicinity. and visits will be made
to the L. & r. Fairbanks plant and
the new station of the Twin State
Gas & Electric Co, on the Passumpsie
road. The party will take lunch at
Lake Willoughby before making the
the return trip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-27
WILLI4MSTOUN

The Nellie Gill Playes will give
the comedy, "Possum' written by
BYRON Smith. former member Of the
company. in grange hall Thursday
evening. Sept. 29.-adv.
The local officers and guarantors Of
the chautauqua are requested TO meet
in fremcn's hall next Friday evening,
sent. 80. on business connected with
the chautauqua which is 20 open Oct. 5.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-27
GRANITEVILLE

The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will serve a chicken pie supper Thurs.
day, Sept. 20. at Z o'clock Admission,
adults, Soc; children under II, 25c.-
adv.
To the officers and members Of
Court Rob Roy, No. g. You are here
by requested to attend regular
quarterly meeting Of above named
court Tuesday, Sept. %, at p. m
also to hear report of special com
mittee. Let every member be pres
ent, as this is very important J. b.
Rabitaille, financial secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-27
A Good Opportunity.

The citizens Of Barre and vicinity
win have the opportunity OF hearing
the greatly admired and applauded pr
anist, Foch di Leo As by the state
ments of many musicians OF New York
Pittshurg and Cleveland, Foch di Leo
is a pianist greater than the celebrated
pianist, Paderewsky. A proof of his
artistic ability is the fact that the
celebrated baritone, Titta Ruffo, dur
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-27
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-one Of the best milk routes in
the city: II interested write to Milk
route care Times Office ieSis'
10 RTNT-A s-room, cottage - i2s Semin-
ary street. Phone 20. OF call at Rich
ardson street after .. nj. 1854
WANTED TO BUY-Fat fowls. turkeys.
ducks and geese write or phone iS2-J,
John Brechin. ! Webster street. Barre. VI
1859
YOU CAN SAVE COAL. WOOD. LABOR.
TINE AND MONEY. and make your own
gas hy using the kerogas burner. See the
demons ira ton at Dan RiEzis Bargain Store.
s25 No. North Main street. Agent, J. T.
CaliaehAn. "a PARK street, Barre. Vt ls5tl
Satstf
FOR SALE-Winter vegetables; eaulih0wer
and small bects for pieklinE. ". I. camp
bell. East Barre rad. phone 2ls-1. lsad
FOR SALE OR RENT--To the right party.
a suitable s-rooun house with large barn.
IN excellent locality house all modern for
particulars Tel. 55-M, IS Liberty St l6sd
FoR RENT-s-room cottage on Third St
Tel. 1o5-R le5u
TO RFNT-e-roon cottage house with fur
ns-e ard electric lights. harn and garage
also 2 arrss Of land, located in South Barre
village Don v. Camp. Tel 5e-N- lban
WANTED AIl-round pastry cook ~ Central
House Cafe. sko waitress for cafe. arply
a cafe leats'
GIRL, WANTED-To Hssist with general
hsuze9ork and care q tpo children A.
rly % Nrs- Howard Red. 81 East ttreeL
O. phone 25-W. leatf
WANTED Home Tor TIE winter: wiil 80
- hr-uzekserer IN any h1ne tat = ruu-
forsabie and family snail an unldale-as7sa
ard car give q Erud recco-urend. a.
drss * b b care Barre Tina lssas'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Boiled dinner served Wednesday at
NJ. Z. church at 1880 to Il price, SOC.
adv.
Have your last winters coat or SUIT
dyed to look like new. All colors
guaranteed. Velvet or plush steamed.
Barre Cleansing, Dyeing and Tailoring
Shop, ". Krinovitz, Prop lS2 North
.AIain street. Phone l92J.--adv.