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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-01
Renfrew Farm

This farm, known as the Harry Rem
frew Farm, is situated pa miles from
Bradford village on the lower plain,
and consists of 100 acres more or less,
suitably divided into tillage, pasture
and cumberland, has all the modern
improvements such as never failing
water to house and barn, electric
lights. house heated with furnace and
buildings are all in extra good repair.
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FARMS FOR SALE
800 Secures l26- Acre Farm
With C'rong Harsaa- Cows

S7UU SECURES I2b-Acrc FHrm
With Crops, Horses, Cows
Steers, poultry. hog. implements. vehicles,
tools included freedom from worry and
care in thriving prosperous community
near village, advantages short drive busy
town; fertile dark loan tillage
l5-row spring and brook-watesad pasture
estimated 1000 cords wood, over 10000 It.
timber; about SO fruit trees. sugar grove
comfortable Groom house, COOL basement
barn, poultry house. Owners other in
terests force sacrifice, $1,000, only 500 need
ed. easy terms Good income. security. Don't
delay. Catalog free. Chas L. Patter.
Norfb6eJd VT 19f. 1877
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pair of bay horses, weight 5000
fbs.; pair dapple gray mares. weight
1850 MS; black mare, weight 1900
MS; bay horse, weight 1900 lbs.
! colt, four years old; light driv-
ing horse, weight $50 Ms; pair g.
year-old colts, weight $500 MS; !
baby colt, 4 months old. All of the
above horses are young, clever and good
workers.
Brood sows ! boar, 7 shoats, some
hens.
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GOLD MEDAL
,,hk !!!lI'!,0 o.

The national remedy Of Holland for over
200 years; il is an enemy Of all pains re-
shifting from kidney, liver and uric acid
troubles. All druggists, three sizes.
Ioek for che name Gold Medal on every box
and accept no imitation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-01
BETTER
DEAD

Life is q burden when the body
is racked with pain. Everything
worries and the victim becomes
Respondent and downhearted. TO
bring back the sunshine take
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-01
IL Head of Stock

10 cows, some fresh, balance to fresh
en- this fall and winter, two year-old
heifers, ono yeariing heifer, four
months old calf, * hens and chickens,
I pig. ! gray horse and one black
mare; good workers and drivers. Two
sets travers. sleighs. two sets traverse
sleds, moving machines, horse rake,
disc harrow, smoothing harrow, culti-
vator, corn planter, horse hoe, pillow,
grindstone, drag smoother, set trucks,
hay rack and body, express wagon
with brakes, Concord wagon, 2 pungs,
cutter, pr. heavy work harnesses, sim
gle work harness. No IL cream separa-
tor, 2 milk cans, ] milk pail, set plat
form scales, long chains. stone puller,
9 eveners, hand corn cutter, 2 scythes.
two cross cut saws. and all small
tools. Also about $50 bu. potatoes, all
hay. grain. quantity of vegetables,
quantity Of wood, cut stove length
Terms at time of sale. Sale posi-
tive. for the reason above.
GROVER c. HUTCHINSON, Owner.
d. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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SO-Head Stock--S0

80 COWS, practically all fresh or due
to freshen right away, the balance is
two-year-old and yearling heifers; 4
bulls, pr. twin yearling steers.
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THE HOME FARM

containing about rs acres. suitably d.
vided into tillage, pasture and wood
land; fine fields; land is early, well
adapted for gardening as well as gen
erai farm crops; good water at house
and barn; comfortable house and
harms: wood enough for the farm.
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LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

COWS FOR sALE-Two Holstein cows for
sale. one fresh this morning, another
later on good size. one years old. the eth
er years, both tested this herd was tesfed
in September. 20 o. them, no reactors /;
come and get a good COW out Of a clean
herd. y. r. Graham. Williamstown. W.
1Ssti1
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Three Lines for Csc

Ihc Times viii rntlish Wants. Lost snd
Found, For Sals, To Lat. atc short sdvers
twenty-five cents for the first insertion nno
ten cents for each subseauelt insertion.
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The man who produces the necessities Of
life Is nearer the fountain head Of wealth
than anyone else.
The farmer gets close to old Mother Earth
and learns the secret Of the ages making
two dollar bills grow where only enc dol
lar bill grew before. We have some fine
properties In which you should bceome in
terested reasonably priced, too.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-01
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE--A two tenement house At
Foster street: large garden lot adjoining
viii seIl very reasonable II taken al cnce
INQUIRE al S Richardson street after y. IN:
or phone 10. lseIf
FOR sAf.F-The = A. Prindle house az
IS Keith avenue. corner Summer St and
Keith avenue l.fn
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honor in the morning, then by we'd
ding breakfast served to the party at
the Dubrule home and last by a recep-
ton at Corporation hall, which was at
tended by 200 people. Mr.. and Mrs,
Dubrlile received $500 in gold, besides
many other gifts.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PaTRoNIzE HOTEL BARRE BARBER
SHOP School boys under ). hsireat SOC !;
,frls' haircut and curling soc: open eve
ninrs. le0u
TO RENT-Varuun cleaners: The Electric
Store. l. Elm street ssu
DANCING LESSONS instruction,
hy appointment. call at i72 Main strcc<,
phone Iss-M Marie ouinian lssH
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Saturday, November 5, 1871
at o'clock in the afternoon

on the premises known as the Philip
Poulen farm, about four and one half
miles from Plainfeld, and about two
and one half miles from Plainfeld, in
the Batchelder neighborhood:
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Special prizes of five dollars each Of
fered by President G. L. Stuart Of the
Vermont state fair commission to the
best boy demonstration and best girl
demonstration on any of the club work
teams at the Vermont state fair have
been awarded to Marion Fitzpatrick,
millinery club, Pittsford and to Eli
win Miller, "Pure- Bred Calf club, !"
South Vernon.
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pner, IS critlcaiiy III a. MS ionio ~ AsA'
nington. :
Rev. L. G. Denney, who recently re-
signed as rector Of the Episcopal church
in Poultney, has gone to his new parish
at Oneonta, N. Y.
The wife Of DIR. Ezra Brainerd, presi-
dent emeritus of Middlebury college,
died at her home in Middlebury Friday
evening. She was "a years old. Isl
The Vermont Box company, whose
plant ID in Bristol, is now employing
leo persons and expects to have l25
within the week. Business is booming
and the portion Of the plant burned
s1ast spring is being rebuilt
A house was destroyed by fire the
other day in White River Junction, the
origin being short circuit caused BY a
nail being driven through board into
the electric wiring.
Miss M. Lillian Edgerton, teacher in
the Bennington schools, has been given
leave of absence and will accept a
position as assistant superintendent in
the Franklin Chittenden northwest
district, with headquarters in Swanton.
Fifty years Of continuous services in
the employ of the Howe Scale com
many were completed last week by Al
bert Il. Pratt, foreman in the carpenter
shop. This is the record for number OF
wears of service of any man at present
in the employ of the company
Hope Laurier Dnnsmoor, the nine
months old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Dunsmoor of Burlington, is said
~ be- the first infant to travel the
Green mountain trail. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunsmoor and their small daughter
spent the week END at the state forest
er's cottage in the Mad River valley
on the Long trail.
George Gaske, aged IS years, was
killed while at work in the quarry
owned by David o. Roberts at South
Poultney Thursday. A quantity of
slate fell into the pit, killing him in
stantly. One of two other Polish work
men were slightly bruised Gaske had
been in this country only about six
months and wife and a child survive
him in the old country.
John Fredette of Middlebury may
have received internal injuries as well
as injuries to his left ankle when he
fell through haymow chute in the
barn of the Gorham brothers at the
Ferland farm. He fell Is feet. The
chute from the haymow to the cattle
stalls below was partly covered with
hay and Mr.. Fredette stepped unknow-
insly into the chute.
Sample Ash received from the plant
ing of lake trout eggs in Barker pond,
Echo lake, Caspian lake, Harvey's
lake Willoughby pond, Long pond,
and Stone pond measure three inches
long on the average. The eggs were
secured from the government hatchery
at Charlevoix, Mich, and reviewed at
Roxhury on January Is last. The
trout are said to be doing well. They
were distributed by the state fish and
games department.
The 50th wedding anniversary OF Mr..
and Mrs John B. Dubrule of Winooski
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-01

Rev. L. G. Denney, who recently re-
signed as rector Of the Episcopal church
in Poultney, has gone to his new parish
at Oneonta, N. Y.
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interest from
Different Sections.

John Spargo, socialist and philoso-
pher, is critically i'll at his home in Ben
nington. =
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-01

The 50th wedding anniversary OF Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Dubrule of Winooski
was celebrated all day Saturday, first
when solemn high mass was sung at
st. Francis xavier's church in their
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-01
AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE-Natiora 7-nassenger touring
ear. in fr~t-class condition Robert o.
Mcdonnell. 81 Perry street. Barre. VT.
Phone 10. 1ssf
STORAGE FOR AUTOMOBILES %,
furnished room for rent; call at A. Fest
street Mrs. James Ahern. 1871
FOR SALE-lne HudSon car. IN rood rua-
ming condition: price right. Palace Ger
arc. i7etf
FOR SALE-1ot3 Cadillac cor. overhanieS.
new TOP, newly painted. with three hrand
new tires r. Paul Eske Bethel. W. f-fil2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-01

The wife Of DR.. Ezra Brainerd, presi-
dent emeritus of Middlebury college,
died at her home in Middlebury Friday
evening. She was "a years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-01
Farm of 157 Acres
Must BE Sold to Settle Estate!

Good bandiugs. spring water runs az both
barn and house; good pasture, will Frep
rs COWS. best Of location On state road.
one-third mile 10 school 3 miles 70 villsfe.
miles 20 railroad; one Of the best farms
in town price and terms reasonable. II
thinking of buying IL will pay you II lock
at this farm. About IS tons Of hay for
sale. B. II. Adams. Adm. Chelsea, VT lSstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-01
HELP WANTED--FEMALE

WANTEp-1 waitress, wardnaids,
laundress / second cook: leave spplica-
tions at Tildcn shoe store, Barre. l9otz
GIRL WANTED--.For general housework
apply to Mrs. e. b. House, Montpelier
road; Tel. 1861. isiti
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED~-By man
with children. on a farm; no objection 70
child Lock Boz 40. Chelsea, Vt. 1870
WANTED Young women to enter Barre
City hospital training school to train 10
become nurses apply TO the superintendent
at the hospital. lo.tl
WANTED. WOMEN AND GIRLS-We want
25 power sewing machine operators. Light
easy work Good wages guaranteed. Bonus
paid each week Board and room in our own
dornitory under supervision OF matron. IL
interested apply at once. Richmond I'm
derwear Co., Richmond. Vt. lsIfl2
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DIR. L. H. CRABTREE
GAGE & GAGE

PALMER OHIhUFhAOIUHoJ
Hours Monday. "wednesday and Friday,
Q to II a m. and $3.50 10 p, m. Tues
dsy. Thursday and Saturday, 2 10 3. p m.
Office. Currier Block, Phone sew
Residence: 81 Merchant St, Phone SER
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Real Estate and Personal
Property at Auction

As ! have recently purchased this
farm and personal property but am
unable to carry it on on account OF ILL
ness in the family. am forced to dis
pose Of it and will sell all at auction
IN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-01

The Vermont Box company, whose
plant il in Bristol, is now employing
leo persons and expects to have l25
within the week. Business is booming
and the portion Of the plant burned
, last spring is being rebuilt.
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lar bill grew before. We nave some hhe
properties In which you should become in
terested reasonably priced, too.
No. 1887. Only $4,000 required 10 Sc
cure this 100 acre farm with stock and
tools Ave COWS. two year old heifer, five
haad of young stock. two horses, tools, 81
lage, hay. etc. Ciapboarded barn with
basement; siio tie-ups for fourteen head Oh
stock hen house. corn barn and Harage
tive and early: fruit orchard; about 900
sugar trees could be tapped soft wood for
home use located on good road; children
carried to school Price for all is only
ss200oo and owner might take house IN
part payment.
No. 1920. Main road three miles from
Waterbury all equipped with cight cows.
horse poultry, hay and slaEe tools snclud-
ing ESQ sugar buckets and practically new
boiling rig Price for everything Is Only
sss00 co. There are iDs acres fields prac-
tically level: wood enough 70 nay FOR II:
only three miles to market. This Is good
value and the buildings much better than
you would expect at the price
No. 1927 1850 acres which can be made
to carry thirty cows easily. Three miles
from Wiliamstown and four miles from
Granitevle: nearly so acres in fields. laying
especially we'll soil Is very good one barn
is about e0x30 f. and one 25xs6 IT.. also
with tie-ups for is head: very good horse
barn ten room house; never falling water.
Price S5,000.00 and owner will include i've
cows, one yearling. hay. sllage, cream sepa-
rafo-, and all farm machinery. This is
money making proposition.
The road to independence for many Is
-.
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BOSTON-MONTANA
Announcement

To the Stockholders Of observation-disclosures Corporation and
of Montana Development Co.:
The mill and power line have been completed.
The property is ready for production
In the construction of the mill, power line, Montana
Southern Railway and the development of the Companys
mines more than years time and S50ooO0O have
been expended.
For the Officers and Directors desire to express
to the stockholders appreciation for their loyalty
support and cooperation.
This notice is given for the benefit of those inter-
ested whose do not appear the books OF the
Company.
w. r. ALLEN,
Mass President.
4,
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A house was destroyed by fire the
other day in White River Junction, the
origin being short circuit caused BY
nail being driven through board into
the electric wiring.
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Downstairs at Colton's Place

Auto Supply Department.
We offer limited amount Of high grade
~,ediun Luhricatin~ Oil. rs follows:
Tn barrels. per gallon .................s &c
In half barrels. per Gallon ......... Soc
Order promptly. Oils are advancing.
VEHICLE & SUPPLY co.
81 STATE Street Montpelier, Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-01
FOR SALE

FOR SALE -Hariey-Davidson single rsss-
seneer mctcreycle also an Indian mo-
torcycle, with sidecar H. y. Cutler 4 Sen.
1897
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FOR SALE--A Crawford heater as good ns
new call at s. South Main street. .Jas
II. Cook. io3t2+
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Fifty years Of continuous service IN
the employ of the Howe Scale com
pany were completed last week by Al
bert L. Pratt, foreman in the carpenter
shop. This is the record for number 81
years of service of any man at present
in the employ of the company.
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TED-Manure from cows ~ horses
highest prices paid: Mitchell farm. phone
oaT ltfU
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HOUSES TO RENT

FOR RENT--6-room tenement in South
Barre next to the depot; all modern con-
veniencrs @. A. Lane Seminary street
Tel 706-M. lpoto
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WANTED TO BUY--A few young. extra
good cows. tnberruiin tested a. Martinez
Il. West hill: Tel. 1851. i9StS
, 1921-06-18
S p COUPLE
MARRY IN

Miss Emma Kelley OF Casper and
George Bradshaw of Reno. New. were
united in marriage in Cheyenne yes
terday and after a two weeks honey
noon tour through h mountains OF
Colorado win return 10 Casper TO
make their home
, 1921-06-18
SCHOOLS CLOSE
MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR;
DELINQUENT TAXES DUE

LANDER. Wye. June 1.-THE Ian
der district schools end the year with
all bills paid and money in the treas
ury- After exceeding its budget for
salaries due to increased attendance
and consequent extra cost Of instruc-
ton the district board will have suffi-
cient funds on hand to begin schools
IN the fall and to pay the salaries OF
its teachers. This fact is all the more
remarkable for it Is the first time in
years that this has been possible and
especially so since 30 many farmirg
and agricultural districts have been
without funds for two months or more
and have been forced to pay their
teachers and other incurred bills in
registered warrants.
fortunate because Of delinquent taxes.
The vocational high school Is less
Il has not. however. passed a single
pay day nor had to register any war
raj = With the deferred taxes now
con.ang in II is going 10 be able to pay
all bills and begin the school year in
september with a clear slate and this
n spite Of the fact that several thou
sands OF dollars OF outstanding in
, 1921-06-18
CHEYENNE REVELS IN
MUSHROOMS, FAIRY BEDS
FLOURISH NEAR CAPITAL


quantities is not being utilized.
The most logical explanation of
the growth OF the mushrooms al
ways in circles Is pred.cated on the
known fact that the spawn OF the
plant Is deposited in a circle as IL
drops from the rim. Each season,
therefore. the colony expands in
circular form. The spawn. il Is as.
sumed. viii not thrive in soil where
mushrooms previously have rown.
therefore the growth OF the colony
always Is outward. only the spawn
dropping from the outer edges Of
the plants surviving. Year by year,
therefore. the colony expands as a
narrow band, no young mushrooms
appearing in the soil within the cir
Gle. The rings. it Is estimated.
grow in diameter at the ate Of two
inches a year or one foot IN SIX
years. The hundr--Tool ring here
inbcfore referred TO. the ..Iore. rep
rescnts the descendants Of a single
mushroom that took root 900 years
ago.
, 1921-06-18
GRADUATED
At UNIVERSITY
Eleven More Complete Normal
Course and -Four Get Nurses
Diplomas; Mrs. Gait Is
Honored

LARAMIE. Wye. June 17.-Nine-
teen students received their degrees at
the commencement exercises at the
university Wednesday morning, IL
more received the diploma. s~ignifying
the completion OF the two-year normal
work; while four received diplomas
bachelor Of arts degree vas granted
from the scn1oi OF nurses.
In the college OF liberal arts. the
bacheio' OF arts degree was granted
TO Mary Clifford OF Chicago: r. II.
Gilbert OF Pennsylvania. Frederick
Layman OF La Crosse. Wis; Grace
Logan OF Cheyenne; Mflward Simp-
son Of Cody: Elizabeth Steele OF Long.
mgut. Colo: Blanche Van Houten q
Laramie; A c. Rehwaldt and T. II.
Echwaldt of Emblem. The degree.
bachelor OF commercial sciences was
received by Frank NJ Long OF Lara
mic. In the college Of agriculture.
the bachelor Of science degree was
granted to Margaret Ashley of Cody;
Ruth Beckwith OF Laramie. Anna
Bltomer OF Torrington; May Costin
of Laramie; Marguerite Doubleday OF
laramie: Marie Hon OF Sheridan:
Louise Larson OF Lusk. Kathryn
mona, Cal; Agres Stendaht CT Lara
mic, the rural diploma to Isabel SEQ
Snow Of Rawilns; Ethel sod"n OF Po-
field of Diamondville. The four d.
plomas granted by the school for
nurses go to Anna Anderson OF WASH
ington; Marjorie Christmas of KEN
merer. Elizabeth Fellows o saiida.
Colo, and Zelma Lee Of South Da-
kots.
The co-mmencenenf aadress was
given by Professor A.. N. Hoicombc
Of Harvard university. The baccal-
aureate address Sunday was another
occasion of striking interest. 1t was
given by Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait.
and after her thoughtful and inspir-
ing address. President Nelson awarded
tn Mrs. Gait the honorary degree OF
doctor OF laws--the first doctors de-
gree and the first honorary degree
ever granted by the university The
entire ceremony was one of the most
impressive ever witnessed in wyo-
ming.
, 1921-06-18

CHEYENNE. Wyo., June IL
Six hundred years ago a buffalo,
seeding in the thickets of North
Grow creek protection from a biaz-
ing man. trampled a mushroom in
tho lush meadow Of the creek bot
TOM A portion Of the fragile fun
gus clunE in the cleft OF his hoof.
As evening fell and the days heat
decreased the buffalo ambled back
TO the bountifully grassed hills and
eventually. WI miles from the
creek. the fragment OF mushroom
dropped from its lodging place and
lay ut a spot fertlized by many
grazing buffalo. The buffalo that.
unheeding. had all but destroyed the
little. queer plant passed on and in
course OF time died Generations.
centuries. came and went and the
progency OF the buffalo multiplied
and remuitplied until more than
half a thousand years later the
decisnating raids Of relentless white
hide hunters at last became exter-
minating and buffalo disappeared
from the plains. The little. bruised
fragment OF mushroom. torn but
freighted with spawn. also died. TO
be-a w1thered pinch OF powdering
plth-whisked away by the wind.
but its spawn did not die The
spawn took root on the fertile hill
side and. as had the progency OF the
buffalo. multiplied and remultipiied
throughout the generations and the
centuries. Eventually. its descend
ants also were raided by the ON
.l.a..,r.. ~sh.fA ~4nA A.ae AaItaafA -
they wcre-so fraii that POLITICALLY
they were called fairies parasols-
they were more enduring than h
rugged buffalo and. though fire.
quentiy decimated. defed exter-
mination- Today on the hillside
where the buffalo passed 500 years
ago there hourishes a perfect ring
OF mushrooms a hundred feet in
diameter. the exact center OF the
area IL girdles the spot where the
torn spawn carrying bit OF mush-
room dropped from the buffalo's
hoof. There are thousands and
thousands of similar rings scat
tersd over the region about Chey-
cnne. oncc the greatest buffalo
range of the continent. but h ring
referred TO Is notable among them
because its size. the size OF the
mushrooms composing 1t and its To-
cation IN a hillside make II con
spicuous from afar. Geometricaiiy
a perfect circle. It suggests ve-ita-
bly, a fairy ring" drawn amid the
graE=.
Fairy rings" appear annually
over the old buffalo range except
in exceptionally dry Soasons. They
are unusually numerous this year
because Of exceptionally favorable
weather conditions and Cheyenne
lovers of nat cslicacy have been
revoliing in mushrooms. A bushci
baskotful may be obtained in a few
minutes: a dray load could be Sc
cured within a brief period. and
with relatively. little effort, provided
there were any Incentive for pick
ing a dray load. The mushrooms
composing the rings, however. r
Of the meadow variety and too
delicate for canning. therefore the
opportunity to secure IMMENSE
, 1921-06-18

Women's and Misses
silk poplin Skirts, in a va
riety of sizes and colors.
Choice of the lot