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The New York herald., 1921-10-09
HELP wANTED-MALE.
sAI.Ess1EN
(and Exscutives'.

The corporation inserting this ad-
yertisement wishes to connect with q
few men who have talent FOR SELL
inE, q mood for honest trading ano
an ambition to make real money IN
a wonderful field of effort. With
ample resources and exceptional per-
sonnel In management, we are manu-
featuring under United States letters
patent and pending, revolutionary
product OF worldwide demand; a
product which Is not only vital to In
dustry and commerce, but also can bo
manufactured into many household
articles Of general utility.
Naturally, we want big men to as
sist US In meeting the demands OF the
market for our product here and
abroad, and we are prepared TO pay
such men from 5000 TO S15.000 an
nuaily In cash commissions and
bonuses. You don't need to have ex-
perience in this particular ficld-but
you do need to be the right kind of a
man.
If you would like to investigate this
opportunity for permanent and
profitable connection call Monday
only. between II A. NJ. and 3 p. NJ.
at Suite 1101. Buclsley-Newhall Build
ing, corner 41st st. and 9Th av., and
ask for Mr.. Mustain.
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HEAD gardener. under superintendent, pri-
vatc estate. Long fsland single man; must
undtrstnnd greenhouses. flowers. fruit, vege.
tables. &c. reply by letter only. inclosing
COPY of last reference. Mrs. Lambert. III
Esst a1th st
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SALESMAN.
Will. YOU BE THE MAN TO
GRASP THIS OPPORTUNITY?

We require a man OF ability and
forccful character to finance a going
corporation having . worldwide mo-
noroiy and free OF competition, man
usacturing n household and CONNER
cial necessity IN uae for hundreds Of
years past and indispensable for all
time TO come. Patented I'm u. S. A.
and patent rights granted and pending
~ ~ fore.GIf countrieo. Factory rap
idly progressing to quantity produce
ton; additional capital required.
Call Monday. October 10, after 10 80
A. NJ. room 91f. 1888 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

It Is difficult matter to form decl
sion as TO which Of the great mass of ad
vertisements appearing on this page offer
the opportunity YOU arc seeking.
You know that the positions offered s
many very alluring advertisements are fount
upon investigation. TO be very different tina
pictured In these advertisements
II you are not "drifter"--here to-day
estly seeking a permanent connection, wher
there. is a real reward for real accomplish
ment. we believe the following facts WI
Interest you.
!. Many men on our Sales Force to-
day Joined our Organization the
first week OF our Campaign. Every
week since We started-January
1st--Inorc men have Joined our
Force who are here TO-DAY. Com
pare this record with the average
Sales Organization in this City.
where the average stay OF the
Salesman Is from one day to. two
weeks.
@ Our mon arc making money--not In
prospect. but In CASH. We have
published, from time to time. the
earnings OF our statesmen. In many
instances In four figures. Last
week tho AVERAGE earnings of
over fifty OF our men was over
fifty dollars per man. Many earned
many tiine5 tniS aiuounl.
8. We are placing on the market one
OF the most revolutionary products
public. rlsN This product ' Is s. backed
NOW BY very extensive local ad-
vertis!ng and shortly after jan
uary LIST will be advertised on q
National basis. This advertising Is
Of tremendous assistance to our
statesmen.
A rro,,n NJ rronninent wall lrnnwn
New York business men stand
sponsor for the legitimacy OF our
product and our plans and their
names lend instant confidence in
our proposition.
s. Last Monday definite. concrete fu-
ture MERCHANDISING executive
positions were presented to our
statesmen. Last Wednesday evening
the opening lecture was given OF
an intensive Merchandising Train
ing Course that will be conducted
this winter to fit our men for these
positions. This Course. in itself,
should be Invaluable to any man
whose ambition is urging him for
ward to greater accomplishment.
@. While taking this Merchandising
Course our men (many with no
previous selling experience) are
making large commissions In as
sist!nS US In raising the capital
we require to carry out our extern
sive merchandising program.
The above Is a simple man-to-man presen
tation of the general outline of our propos,
tion. We feel confident that the details o
the opportunity we have to offer will ap
peal to you as they have to the men nov
on our Sales Force-as high type a BODY O
men as can be found In New York City.
CAN tomorrow. Monday, any time befor
$3.50 p. NJ. Kindly ask for Mr.. Scott.
Suite 1901. 700 6.., av. Cbet. doth & 41st sts.) )
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sALrsMEN wANrr,,-.,o ooo

Statesmen wANTED-Soo. 900.
TX you haven't earned over $4,000 turn 10
tho next proposal. We have on opening IN
our organization only for a high class sales
negotintor who Is now has been earning
10000 or over and available to enter a big
renponsible company which offers bigger op-
portunity. Travelling necessary. Character
first requisite. State fully age and previous
record. accomplishments. CSC Herald.
10th at.
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statesmen.

Statesmen.
FINANCIAL HOUSE. DUE TO FIX
PANsION. REQUIRES TIE SER
VICES OF SEVERAL Statesmen.
IL YOU HAVE a GOOD RECORD
AND CAN FURNISH REFERENCES
THIS is YOUR OPPORTUNITY
CALL vANDIEBlLT 161s FOR AP-
POlNTMENT.
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SAITSMllN.

Opportunity for aggressive men thorough
ly conversant With automobile trucks. Mon
accepted VIII be placed on probationt II sat
isfnctory. permanent position Will be given
Commission basis. Mail completc Informa- l.
tion and opportunity for interview will be
granted. p. Q. Box 34s. City Hall station.
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INDUSTRIAL TRAFFIC MANAGERS
CCI.LEGE (FORMERI.Y CARLSON'S),
toH Seventh Av., near JGth st.
PHONE LONGAcRE 4o6a.
Thoroughly PRACTICAL. TRAININes In all
nh ses ot TRAFFIC. MANAGEMENT. Do
riestic, Export and Import. by experienced
Traffic Managers. Classes now forming.
write, call or phone for prospectus. X.
,--r:ARY linotype operating: IDEAL for alert
men OF fair education; day. evening: cost
500; pays $55 n week; investigate. Empire
school. 1aS +. 18th.
DO YOU WANT A GOVERNMENT POSI-
TfON? II 20 let us tell you how we can
help you quickly. Box 30. Washington.
y. g.
AUTO Instructions. $40: unlimited lessons
guaranteed on Lexirgtons and Ovcriand5
un.li liccnxe secured. l2f West 65th st.
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sALEsMEN-uNusuAL OPENING.

sALEsMEN--UNUsUAL OPENING.
You may have answered many
ads and found nothing worth while.
Answer this one and you'll positively
find one of the greatest sales oppor-
tunities ever offered on ambitious man
over 30. We offer you real coopera-
ton, thorough training. direct asso-
citation with heads Of company. highly
paid commission connection, first in
securities department. q little. later In
executive capacity. II capable.
Call 1910. Canadian Pacific Bldg,
44TH STREET AND MADISON AV.
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statesmen


We are looking for a few men to associate
with Us In the capacity Of statesmen. We
are well established company. menufactur-
ing an article of great demand. We havA
grown SO rapidly that It is necessary to in.
crease our production.
There Is brilliant opportunity for the men
that get In on the ground floor. We are no
ing to establish branch offices. and win se-
home office force.
One thing IL particularly interesting: That
Is the securities OF our company. There Ia
only limited amount to be sold, and we
require few men to handle this one line
for the present. Just at this moment such
an opportunity is not rapping at the door Of
every man.
am not going TO talk figures here I will
just ask you to call In for short heart to
heart talk. and viii show you how easy
u Ia to lift yourself UP 20 that standard OF
by US all.
HARRY S. WOODEN, Sales Manager.
Suite 1919. Flatiron Building.
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ALEs MANA GER.

A YOUNG MAN. EXPERIENCED
IN THE SALES END OF a BCSI-
NESS. WITH A GOOD KNOWLEDGE
OF ADVERTISING; THIS WILL. BE
a BIC; JOB. WITH DIG MONEY. TO
THE RIGHT MAN, WHO CAN MAN
AGE AND DEVELOP HIS DEPART
MENT PROPERLY: STATE is.spE-
THENCE. AGE AND SALARY EN-
PECTED. W 1Ts HERALD. HER
AID SO.
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WE HAVE SET ASIDE
S225, 600
TO BE PAID OUR statesmen
IN COMMISSIONS
BEFORE JANUARY 1ST.

IN COMMISSIONS
BEFORE JANUARY 1sT.
WE WANT TO
TALK TO MEN
WHO ARE Sue
CESSFUL SALES
MEN. AND. CAN .'
USE MEN WHO
HAVE N " Err
SOLD. ~
OUR COMPANY
IS SPECIALIZING
IN ALUMINIUM
PRODUCTS AND
WILL HAVE THE
BEST EQUIPPED
A L u M / N U NJ
ROLLING MILL
EVER PLANNED.
MEN w II o
COME WITH US
NOW WILL, BE
L u r M SH ED
LIVE l. E A DIS
AND WILL HAVE,
EVERY OPPOE-
TUNITY TO BE-
q o. NJ L BRANCH
A N p DISTRICT
MANAGERS.
YOUR CHANCE
TO MAKE MONEY
b r. GIN 8 THE
DAY YOU COME
TO US.
CALI. AT . p.
NJ. TOMORROW.
MONDAY.
FORBES ALUMINIUM
PRODUCTS
CORPORATION.
4e5 9TH Av.
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GLOVE MAN

WHO CAN EARN $4,000 PER AN
NUN TO SELL. LINE or IMpoRTI5D
1<fD AND FABRIC GLOVES no
/. LARGE DEPARTMENT STORES,
NEW YORK AND HROOKrsYiS; LINZ.
WIDELY ADVERTISED AND WELL.
KN OWN: YOU MUST BE WIDE
AWAKE TO DO mo THINGS AND
MUST KNOW CLOVES STATE
. 10 THE POINT EXPERIENCES
WHERE EMPLOYED AND REFEn-
ENCE5.
c. T.. s1s HERALD. HERALD 50.
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

YOUNG MAN
Wanted. with technical and mechan-
teal education as assistant to the
superintendent of a plant employing
$50 hands; good opportunity. y $40
Herald, 10th st.
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YOUNG MAN AS ASSISTANT MANAGER.
MUST DE GOOD CORRESPONDENCE.
WITH SOME KNOWLEDGE OF ADVER-
TISING: PERkiANENT; STATE AGE AND
EXPERIENCE. w 17D HERALD. HER
AID SO.
YOUNG man, accurate at figures, who writes
plain hand, wanted to assist order clerk
In downtown manufacturing stationery
concern; opportunity for advancement; state
age. nationality, references and salary e2-
pected. 12iS Herald. Fulton st.
YOUNG MAN, CAPABLE: MUST HAVE
EXPERIENCE. TO TAKE CHARGE OF
ORDERS IN A FLOWER AND FEATHER
HOUSE: REFERENCES REQUIRED. MAX
HERMAN CO.. 107 BWAY, n. y. G.
YOUNG MAN. WITH EXPERIENCE IN
CREDIT DEPARTMENT SELLING MEMS
FURNISHING TRADE: STATE REFER
ENCES. AGE. EXPERIENCE. SALARY DE-
slRED. BOX 81. III ST. JAMES BLDG.
Instruction..
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Statesmen
PROMINENT STOUT
COAT { SUIT HOUSE
Is open for Statesmen for Minnesota,
Wisconsin. Iowa, Nebraslsa Kansas
An unusual opportunity for Statesmen
with an established following. Address
by letter only. stating full particulars,
territory covered and amount of salos.
Stout experience not necessary.
MYER CANS SONS L CO., INC.
i5i WEST 26TH STREET.
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SALESMEN.

A high class Investment house offers
wholly unusual opportunity for IN
experienced men to sell the securities
OF nntional food products company
or very liberal commission basis.
We train you IN craftsmanship and as
sirt you with real leads. No earnest,
ambitious. honest man who desires to
increase his earnings and make per-
fnancnt place for himself can afford
, to ignore this announcement. -.
Apply between 10 A. NJ. and ! p. NJ,
9TH FLOOR. 500 5TH Av.,
SALES MANAGER.
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MEN I AM LOOHrNf

MEN AM LOOKING
Tor a particular type of man, who r. IN
herentiy honest. who can faithfully represent
an organization Of national reputation and
record regardless OF your present occupation
place In position to earn not less than
$500 per year. Call between 10 and IL,
room 90:, 507 9Th av.
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MEN wanted TO sell Old House wiring on tirnc
payment plan IN New York and on Long
Island: we also have several other good sell
Ing propositions: no experience needed, we
Will train you. Apply at once, between I and
4 p: NJ. to Pen Electric Co.. 117 w. 3sd
81 N n - -
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STORE MANAGER

STORE MANAGER .
Opportunity for successful man with
long practical experience IN retail
ferred; must unde rstand practical
advertising and real merchandising.
fiyturoe and stock rooni. Excellent
chance with large established mer-
camille house for the right man.
r 1896 Herald. Fulton st.
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1t Is n difficult matter to form decl-
sion as 10 which OF the great mass of ad-
vertisements appearing on this page offers
the opportunity YOU are seeking.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

II you are not "drifter"--here to-day,
somewhere else to-rnorrow-but a man hon.
estly seeking permanent connection, where
there is real reward for real accomplish
ment. believe the following facts will
Interest you.
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SECURITY Statesmen.
We win open In the metropolitan district
as soon as you csn qualify as manager; u
permanent ca reer is opened with an endless
chain of financially SAFEGUARDED secure
ties; high grade experienced men will liks
this We are manufacturing.
THE UNITED STATES LEATHER CORP,
fI2 Market ST.,
Newark, n. J.
SECURITY SALESMEN.
Capable men wanted; those with experience
preferred: commission. basis. Apply r.
o. Dare, room 13f0 Canadian Pacific Build
ing. 342 Madison Rv. t-N.
SHIPPING CLERK. 49, n :
Young man for shipping clerk IN retail
mems furnishing store: one with experience
preferred. Call Monday, between 10 and II,
White & White. % Cortlandt st.
SHIPPING and stock record clerk, must be
experineced In handling auto tires ana
tubes: furnish Al references. w 1s1 Herald,
SOLICITORS. 81 an hour may be made sell
Ing our special Xmas offer to factories
and stores. Call 40, National Dress Apron
Co.. 10 West 47th st.
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You know that the positions offered in
many very alluring advertisements found.
upon investigation. to be very different than
pictured In these advertisements.
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SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
Is wanted permanently for Metropolitan
District with a largo concern, to place
standard contracts.
AN UNLIMITED FUTURE-FINANcIAL
BACKING.
NO EXPENSES.
FOR A SALESMAN WITH SUCCESSFUL
RECORD ONLY.
]. II. HUNTINGTON.
1is West 44.h St.
Room COS.
Before o'clock.
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' siys details. sh's" s4s Herald. 10Th st.
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WARREN

Several from here attended the FIJI.
neral of J. A. Smith at Waitsfeld on
Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Spaulding and
Mrs. George Ford were in Waitsfeld
Tuesday to attend the funeral of An
drew Bigelow.
Fl. L. Ford has purchased new
Studetaker automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis of Lin
coin were in town Tuesday.
Little Marjory Brooks is quite i'll
with indigestion.
Warren grange will give supper at
the town hall April 30 from to s and
dancing. from 9 to II, The menu for
supper is: Creamed chicken on toast,
salmon wiggle, potato salad, rolls,
cheese, cake, doughnuts. fruit sauce,
tea, coffee. Supper bill, 25c.-ady
News was received in town Monday
of the serious illness Of Charles Brooks
of Roxbury. His son, Ernest, who was
called there, has returned and reports
his father no better.
John Mobus was a business visitor
in Montpelier Monday.
Miss Emma Robinson has gone to
Melrose Highlands, Mass, where she
has employment.
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STOWE

A prayer service ut o'clock Sun,
day afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac A. Foster for their son, Pri.
waite Kenneth Il. Foster, of Co. Z, 18th
infantry who died Wednesday eve
ming at Camp Devens, will be followed
by the funeral at , o'clock at the
Stowe Community church. Mrs. Foster
who was called to Camp Devens Mon
day by her sons illness and who re-
turned Thursday, was accompanied by
Private Harold Morrill, of Co. + as
escort. Private Perrin arrived with the
body Friday morning. Private Morrill,,
who enlisted with Private Foster will
remain with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
A. L. Morrill,, until Monday.
Earl Sulham has completed work for
Mrs. Della Moody and has moved his
family into rooms in Mrs. Jane War
rens house on Maple street Bert
Wedge, who has been occupying rooms
in the ''Old Hotel" has moved into the
Melvin house vacated by the Sulhams
The regular mid month meeting of
the II. H. Smith Woman's Relief corps
was held at headquarters Thursday
evening. There was a large attendance
including guests, Mrs Arthur Marshall
and Mrs. Frank Buker of the Water
bury Center corps The routine bust
ness was transacted, three applications
for membership and several readings
were given by Mrs. Laura Robinson.
Mrs. B. Bull went Friday to Join Mr..
Bull in Chateaugay, N. Y, for a few
days.
The board of directors of the Stowe
church met at the church
parlor Thursday evening when plans
we're discussed for a house to house
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is the last Sunday Of the conference
year.
Under the auspices of the X. of c.,
at the opera house next Monday eve
ming, motion pictures cover the Knights
of Columbus pilgrimage to the battle
fields of France and to the Lafayette
memorial at Metz.
Mrs. Eta Straw Conklin of Hart
ford, Conn, who was summoned here
by the serious illness of her niece, Miss
Henrietta Cooley, found the crisis past
and concluded not to enter the house
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WOMEN WHO WOULD
RECOVER STRENGTH
Should Try the Tonic Treatment That
Mrs. Bentley Suggests.

Mrs. William Bentley of No. 54j
that DR.. Williams Pink Pills are a
wonderful tonic. She was in a condi-
ton that is common with many wom-
en- who are growing weaker and more
nervous every day and cannot recover
their strength.
"The birth of my child left my sys-
tenn all rundown and my general
health broken" says Mrs. Bentley. at
seemed each day that my homework
was more than / had the strength to
do. My nerves were on edge most Of
the time and very often / had hard
headaches. / worried over small things
and had no appetite. l became pale and
lost some weight. One day | read about
DR.. Williams Pink Pills in the news
paper and bought a box By the time |
had used the first box was eating
heartily and feeling so much better
that I determined to keep up the treat
ment. Very soon I found that | no
longer had headaches, was not worry
ing and that | could do my work with
no very great effort. l think that DR..
Williams Pink Pills are a wonderful
tonic and have often recommended
them for cases similar to my own"
The headaches and backaches disap
pear like magic when thin blood is
made rich and red. This is due to the
new strength and vigor that the revi
talized blood supplies to the nerves.
Tired women everywhere should give
DR.. Williams Pink Pills trial.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or direct from the DR..
Williams Medicine Co, Schenectady, \
u, at sixty cents per box, postpaid
Write to-day for copy of the free
booklet, Building up the Blood. -
Adv.
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REDUCTIONS
ON N. CENTRAL
All Classes of Skilled Labor
Are to Be In
cluded
CUT IN WAGES WILL
BE 20 PER CENT
The New Scale and New
Working Conditions in
Effect May 20

New York, April 23.-The New York
Central Railroad Co, it was reported
here last night, has notified practically
all classes of its skilled labor of pro-
posed wage and working conditions to
be placed in effect May 20. Wage re-
auctions of 20 per cent are proposed,
it is said. The company, it was further
reported, desires conferences with its
skilled employees in regard to the pro-
posed changes.
Several weeks ago the New York
Central proposed wage cuts to UNI
skilled workers approximating 10 per
cent. Conferences between the en-
pToyes affected and representatives of
the road were held, but failed of agree
ment and the matter is now before the
railroad labor board in Chicago.
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much good and thought ] would give
1t trial. | have been very glad that
/ did, for now | feel much stronger
and do all of my work. / tell my
friends when they ask me what helped
me, and they think it must be a grand
medicine. And it is. You can use this
letter for testimonial if you wish. "
Mrs. HARRY A. WILSON, r. Ed. s.
Clearfield, Pa.
The experience and testimony of
such women as Mrs. Wilson prove that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound will correct such troubles by
removing the cause and restoring the
system to normal condition. When
such symptoms develop as backache,
bearing down pains, displacements,
nervousness and ''the blues a woman
cannotacttoopromptlyintrying Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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W4TERBURY

Rev. Evan Thomas of Burlington
breaches at the Congregational church
Sunday.
At st. Andrews church, mass by
Rev. Robert Dewey at $3.50. Galligan
council, Knights of Columbus, will at
tend in body. Mass at Moretown at
ii o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harvey of Low
ell, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Davis at North Duxbury.
At the Methodist Episcopal church,
sermon by the pastor, Rev George Fl.
Lock, both morning and evening. This
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canvas to be carried out soon and other
important matters were considered.
Walter Magoon, who went this week
to Burlington for treatment at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, was a guest
over Friday night of his sister, Mrs.
Edmund La Rock, in Richmond.
Mrs. +. f. Pennock of the Barrows
road accompanied her daughter, Min
ME, to the Mary Fletcher hospital on
Thursday for treatment for hip trou-
bic.
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until quarantine was removed unless
conditions necessitated it, She is at
the home of Wallace Greene,
B. +. Hart and Jerome Hart have
received word that their brother,
George Hart, who is ill in Stowe, is not
so we'll
f. NJ. Twombly is doing well at the
Heaton hospital. A bone just below
the knee was broken.
Rev Robert Dewey. who has been
spending a few days in Massachusetts,,
returned home Thursday While in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-23
Took A Friends Advice

jamestown, N. Y.-"Several years
ago DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
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GOV. HARTNESS
WAS HONORED
As Guest of American Phil
osophical Society in Phil
adelphia
John SCOTT MEDAL
AWARDED TO HIM
In Recognition of His In
yention,- the Flat Tur-
ret Lathe

Philadelphia, April 90 = Governor
Hartness of Vermont, as the guest of
honor to-day of the American Philos-
optical society, was presented with the
John Scott medal, awarded for useful
inventions, in recognition of his fiat
turret lathe used in making artillery.
The medal is provided by a fund estab-
lished by John Scott of Edinburgh,
Scotland.
Further addresses on an endeavor
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afflicted for whole year | had no
appetite or desire to eat My people
thought / was in a serious condition
when the 'Favorite Prescription was
recommended to me by friend. The
first bottle proved that II was the
right medicine; my appetite re-
turned and my strength improved
rapidly. ! kept right on until was
absolutely we'll" MRS. VIRNA
CULLEN, IL institute st.
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Boston, FIR. Dewey had a visit with
Cardinal O'Connell.
You Sign and Cash

check monthly quarterly, semi-an-
nually or annually on the exact day
due, if you purchase one of our annu-
tiles. Circular descriptive sent on re-
quest National Life ms. Co. VT. (Mn-
tuaD. S. S. Ballard, general agent, 40
State street, Montpelier; George J.
Seager, local agent
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ton saved my life.
and for that rea-
son | most enthu.
siastically endorse
1t. The doctors
seemed unable to
do anything for
m g NJ y b a c k
ached terribly and
l had distressing
sensations all the
time. ! was so
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-23

unable 10 DO all OF
|my own work. l
had severe pains
lin my left side
every month and
had fever and sick
dizzy spells and
such pains during
my periods, which
lasted two weeks.
i heard of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
fioinv others 50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-23

'to promote useful knowledge" the
society's purpose, were given at the
| convention day.