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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-03
PIPELESS HEATING

In speaking Of Pipeless Furnaces, soma
people do not consider that there are a
great many types and styles and various
Instructions. This is a mistake. A pipeless
plant suitable for one dwelling, would.
perhaps not be at all suitable for SONS
other. although both would be Pipeless
Furnaces. Some Pipeless Heaters are suit
able for wet cellars, some for dry cellars.
some for low and some for high cellars.
A type suitable for a certain house con-
tanning a given number of cubic feet. would
not, perchance. be suited to some other
house differently constructed By with ex-
actly the same area to heat
There are types Of Pipeless plants suit
able for New England. some for Southern and
Western localities and others for various To-
cations. Some are suited TO windy locality
and some are not
We have studied the various types of
Pipeless systems for the past three years
and can tell you sitter seeing your dwell-
ing the type, style and size best suited for
your needs. We can tell you what con-
struetion Of frepot will best suit your par
ticular heating proposition, what size air
space will best take care of your cold air.
what radiator and inner wall construction
will best resist wear and give you the best
service in your particular cellar.
We offer you free inspection Of your home
and will gladly tell you anything that viii
This service is free. There is absolutely
no obligation for 20 uto buy.
Why not take advantage Of this. This "a
the time Of year 20 have your house in
spected in regard TO your heating plant for
We can give yor this service better now
than We can later when the rush is on.
Don't wait
Write or phone to-day. You have moth.
ing TO loose and perhaps a lot to gain
MARSH-ALLEN co.
N. r. Telephone I4o orang. Co Telephone
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OPERATED ONLY ONE YEAR.
Green Mt. Home at Bennington fol
Sons of Army Men Not Supported.

Bennington. June Screen Noun
tain home, the horticultural and agri-
cultural school established by Edward
H Everett of Old Bennington, closed
permanently recently. The institution
designed as a free school for the sons
of men who had served in the armies
and navies of the United states and
in the armies and navies of the Euro
pean nations allied against the cen
trial powers in the recent World war,
had been in operation just year.
Originally an effort was made 20 en-
list the cooperation of the national or
CARNATIONS Of the American Legion
and of the e. A. r., as the institu-
ton was also open 20 descendants OF
men who served in the Civil war, but
no assistance was received from this
direction. When the school opened
there were ~ boys in attendance bu,
during the year the number decreased
10 six and the trustees decided the
best interests of all concerned de-
manded that the school be closed.
The six remaining students were
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taken to local clothier and com,
pletely Quilted with clothing to re-
place the semi military uniforms worn
at the school. Transportation to their
homes. one to Seattle, Wash, was pur'
chased and the boys were placed upon
the train. A check for 500 will be
mailed at once to their parents or
guardians to comply with the condi-
tions upon which they entered the
school, free tuition, board and clothing
and 5000 upon the completion OF the
three year course.
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Farm Tools and Machinery

double wagons; ! new double wag-
on, double body and spring seat; 2
horse rakes; moving machine; 3
plows; new plows; | nice rubber tire
top buggy; | DeLaval cream separator,
size Is, good as new, used but little /;
neckyoke; singletree and chains; ! new
fan mill; new single driving har-
ness; pair nice driving harness with
britchings; hay fork; scythes; snaths
and lot of small tools not mentioned.
To be sold at the same time 80
cream cans by the trustee of South
Woodbury. creamery. Also five barrels
Worcester butter salt.
Terms. All sums under $40 cash.
Sums over $40 three months time on
good bankable paper.
Remember the date, June 4, 1921
B. H. BENJAMIN, Auctioneer.
NJ. v. CLARK, Owner.
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REGISTERED percheTon Stallion
COCO
France No. 65,s5s; America No. 5i,s7s.
Season Of 1921.

France No. 65,S5s; America No. 5l,57s.
Season Of 1921.
Coco, No. 5l,577, was bred in France.
Has fine action and good style; stands
Is hands high; weight $500 pounds.
His color is a nice bay, with star in
forehead and white hind feet. He IS
one of the best--if not the best draft
stallion in Vermont.
Coco will stand at Cutters Livery,
Barre. Fridays, remainder Of time at
the farm of n L. Murray, in Williams
town, on the Berlin pond road.
Terms:-s2 at time of first service,
and sl3 when colt is nine days old.
| have complied with the laws Of
Vermont regarding stations and shall
hold mares and colts for service fee. All
mares at owners risk.
N. L. MURRAY. ~ E. Phone, so4-s.
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No. 14e0--How is this for a poultry farm :
Village place thirteen miles from harrel
of 2l acres extra good two story house.
barn and good room for hens on fine hu-
tomobile road; will keen hye cows ana
a steal at $4,000. $4,000 required as
hrst payment There ten rooms in
the house a good fruit orchard and plenty
of small fruit. The owner will include
light express wagon, sleigh. harnesses.
robe and blanket If sold at once.
No. i44l--Poultry farm of 20 acres !;
three poultry houses large enough for
about 400 hens Fair house and barn and
the place has kept cows and team some
woodland and fruit Priced only ss5O.o0
with S350.00 as first payment Located only
one and one-half miles from village. eight
miles to two railroad stations.
No. l4ss-225 acres for only $4,000
oue-half cash. Located only about one
mile from village and eight miles from
Barre city. There is laEge amount OF
wood and sugar bush OF 400 NAPLES good
fruit orchard and some soft wood. The
owner is out Of the state and wants imme-
diate sale Some blowing already done.
One can raise crops enough 70 pay for this
in two years. Seven room house and 30
IT barn. There Is an excellent pasture
Located only one half mile from good au-
ton,obile road. Just think only about $500
per acre. Is there an acre of land any
where in Vermont that Is not worth more
than s6o0f
No. isoo--Farm. stock and tools erly
four miles from Royalton, Vt. for $3.50.
IT head Of stock. DIT. horses. brood sows.
6 VI. P. engine. drag saw. circular saw
silaGe cutter, feed grinder, milking ms
chine with engine 90 operate same. a good
set Of regular farming machinery, wagons,
ete. All ready for immediate income. The
farm contains 100 acres and viii keen
"a - -
Tiilage land lays level and practically free
from stone sugar bush of 100 NAPLES.
partly equipped. Two story eleven room
house with wide porch and good haseinent
barn. tool shed. etc. Running water at
house and barn; school only few rods
Two miles from creamery where either
cream, or milk can be taken Is located
on a main road and is a very desirable
property.
For a homie in the city ust outside we
can show you some real values and on
easy terms. Just now we are showing a
good seven room house. garage, and large
parcel Of land on Merchant street for only
sis00.o0 with good terms q payment
Another good trade on Maple Ave. two
tsnements rented at $3.50 per month for
only S2350.00 o fine locaticn-sure 70
make a satisfactory investment or good
home.
We charge only a reasonsele lee TO-
selling, consequently. we can sell oweri shd
IN buying from US you can feel assured that
no excessive price is charged 70 cover an
agents excessive commission
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MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF CIVIL AUTHORITY
JUNE S, 1921

There win be a meeting Of the Board
n Civil Authority held on the above
late for the purpose Of abating taxes.
and also for the purpose of hearing
and determining any appeals which
have been taken on the action Of the
Assessors on the Grand List for the
year 1921.
TIE meeting viii be held IN the
City curt room une 5 ct p. n.
JAMES SMART. City Clerk.
Dated ct Barre City, Vermont, this
Ind day Of June. 1921.
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MANY School Children Are SickIy

Mothers who value Their own comfort and
the welfare of their children. should never
be without a box Of Mother Gray's Sweet
Powders for Children. for use throughout
the season. They Break up Colds. Relieve
Feverishness, Constipation. Teething Dis
orders, Headache and Stomach Troubles.
Used by mothers for over 30 years. THESE
POWDERS GIVE SATISFACTION. AL
Drug Stores. Don't accept any substitute.
ADV.
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SATURDAY, JUNE a, 1921
the following personal property;
20 Head of Stock

Five nice cows, three fresh and two
to freshen in June; Ia heifers coming
three years old, due to freshen this
fall. All passed the tuberculin test
the second time--no reactorsi year
ling bull; five nice shoats, weight about
l25 pounds.
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FOR SALE


FOR SALE-A gas range, has four burn
ers. oven and broiler Tel. 459-J 67t3
FOR SALE-A riding cultivator. S45; SIT.
mowers, each $40 vertical lift mowers,
each S75; all new machines and warrant
ed all kinds OF repairs, paints and roof
VI. A'N s@.ss
FOR SALE-Bridge plank, one car load of
3-inch hemlock plank. 16 #. long Has
kell Swain, Plainfed, Vt 6st6
A GOOD KITCHEN RANGE FOR SALE
Also Conn. cornet in good condition:
] Bolster Place. 67t3~
CABBAGE PLANTS-surhead and Danish
nallhead, the best winter. variety in
fine condition for planting now, l0c per
doz.' Soc per hundred. SOC per hundred. in
lots OF $50 or more. $3.50 per thousand:
Booth, Cherry St. Tel. e67-Y. est6
FOR SALE-Modern Glaavood E range and
:, several other Genw GODS. and burner
oining tables. dressers, etc; call at IS
Maple avenue 6Atss
FOR SALE-13 six weeks old pigs black
saddle colt yeaB old; also WHY'S
Knight touring car phone 1851. e4tss
IF YOU WANT SOME GOOD DRY HARD
WOOD, all ready for the stove, telephone
Tomasi's Cash Market and we will de-
liver from our woodshed 63t6
FOR SALE-Ten high grade Jersey fall
cows. young and right; l 1920 Ford tour
ing car. with starter. lights. demountabe
rims. ! extra rim. tools and chains, all
registered, for s425: also / nearly new
open buggy with pole and shafts / good
light spring board wagon and a 6 tine Crap
pie hay fork. all priced to sell; A. [.
La Fayette, Plainfeld, VT. 6st7s
PLANTS READY NOW-Early cabbage
lOc doz.. 65c a hundred; tomatoes, SOC a
doz., asters, stocks and annual phlox, 15c
don; get them from Booth. Cherry
street after O'clock; Tel. 667-Y 63tl0
FOR SALE--l Y inch laths in any GUAM
tity desired; matched spruce boards, and
rough lumber; write for prices and terms.
Groton Mfg. CO.. Groton, Vt. 52tf
CLAPBoARDS FOR SALE-Ail sizes Coz
molli Co, Barre, VT. 4stf
TUX SALE - preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monuments; brightens
up the lettering and makes the whole menu-
ment look clean and new guaranteed; prices
on application: James Sullivan. ia Park
street, Barre. Vt -bn
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A bay mare owned by Liveryman
NJ. NJ. Tucker of Brattleboro was
drowned in the Connecticut river Sun
day night and a piano-box top car
riage to which she was attached was
smashed beyond repair. They were
valued at $500. The outfit was let to
Lucius Miner of Brattleboro Sunday
morning and it was while he and a
woman companion were coming toward
Brattleboro that an auto bearing a
Massachusetts, number came up be-
hind them. After the horse had been
refined out of the road to let the car
pass, it began to back and went over
an embankment and down a rocky
slope so to rs feet into the river. The
body of the horse has never been
found. The occupants of the carriage
were thrown out and were uninjured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-03

Mr.. Fraser Of Westminster attend
ed the Memorial services at the town
hall in that place Sunday, driving his
new Ford car for the first time. As
.4he people were leaving, Charles Ar
mold, because of some difficulty with
the gear shift, backed his car into the
Fraser auto, badly breaking the new
machine and bruising Mrs. Fraser's
arm. The Arnold car was somewhat
damaged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-03

Maurice Roberts of Poultney, the
owner of Chevrolet car only three
weeks, lost control of the steering
wheel as he was coming down a hill
near his home town Tuesday evening
and with his companion, Thomas J.
Roberts, Of the same place, was buried
beneath the machine after it had
turned turtle three times from going
into ditch Both were badly injured
and were taken to the Rutland hos
pital. The car was considerably dam
aged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-03
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

HELP WANTED-Young men and women TO
tLke positions as attendants at the Yer
mont State Hospital for the Insane at Wa
terbury TO those who desire. an opportunity
offered 10 attend nurses' training course
apply at Hospital Waterbury. VI 1sn
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Clarence Stratton, an Essex June
ton man, was thrown from his wagon
as he was sitting in front of house
waiting for. his wife to come out, and
was somewhat badly hurt when his
team was run into by an automobile.
Two cars we're approaching each 9th,
err, and the glare from one so blinded
the other that the driver did not know
the team was there until be struck it.
The frightened horse ran into a barbed
wire fence and was badly cut.
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WANTED

WANTED-Work by the hour. all day Tues
days and Wednesdays; address M. care
Times Office T'o
WANTED wish TO place on farm
for rearing-free range-Sb chiekens
please advise conditions and price. II. W.
Scott. 10 Richardson street Sete
wANTED-Washings TO DO, will be done
in satisfactory manner; Mrs. Ina r.
Lovely. Railroad street, Waterbury, VI
ssi2'
CHAUFFEUR-wants work for part or
whole of time: Tel. 100. e5te'
WANTFD-A furnished house or fat rem
traIly located. for the summer; no chill
dren answer, &C. B. A., Barre Times, elu
WANTED TO RENT-A or / room tsne-
went on cottage best locality in Barre de-
.;red by Barre business mRr; write 10 y
care Times. N<u
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For Saturday Only

Having sold all my farms I will sell
at public auction at my residence IN
South Woodbury. village, at IL o'clock
sharp
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The greatest thrill that comes into hny
mans life j. when he comes into possession Of
his first parcel Of land. If the aoles Of your
feet itch to tread on some ground that 8
yours, let us know about It. And eteh this
into your nind-the average man spends
enough on tobacco and other nominees
sities In the course OF a lifetime To buy
ali the trra firma he needs. II a small
farm or a place with land enough to keep
COW. horse. poultry and garden truck
appeals to you we can show show you some
real bargains now.
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LOST AND FOUND

FoUND-There was left in my auto. prob
shiy by passenger going 10 MoretoN n.
rsir Of new shoes: owner can have by
Identifying and paying advertising; W. z.
Bixby. East Barre. ests
CANE TO NY PLACE MAY 2g-i7 young
Jersey heifers and I Hoistein. all tested.
Z has numbers and initials G. N. X;
please call al once and pay charges Tel.
sse-3. eots'
IOST-RoyAl cord tire mounted on rim, -
tween Barre garage and West Corinth.
via Washington. telephone Barre 4b5- eea
IoST-Six months old black and white male
fox hound puppy: has collar, bat name
unknoxn: n. N. Bstehelder, falinnsld
Vt tett
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Good Values
for Saturday

Special sale of National
Cookies, in bulk or packages.
We have them fresh every
week.
Holmes and Cross Bread,
per loaf. .13c, 2 for 25c
Pumpkin, No. 3 can, 15c, 2 25c
GRADUATED Sugar, 10. -. SC
Ten TBS for ..........75c
A few more of those nice
Strawberries, No. l can. 25c
No. 2 can .......... Soc
Barre Creamery Butter. per
10 soc
Good Salmon, No. 2 can. Csc
No. / can. loo, 2 for 25e
Caspian Lake Creamery But
ter, per 10. ........'.. .36c
American Sardines, per can lOc
All Laundry Soaps. .... &c
10 cakes for ...... soc
Many other bargains that
will save you 5 S.
We have Texaco Gasoline,
Kerosene and Lubricating Oils.
Day and Night Service.
Give us a call and we will try
to please you with quality and
service.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE

WANTED Chamber girl at New ogdens-
burg hotel, ogdensburg, n. T., A. L:
Welt. 6Ito'
WANTED Help in restaurant to open next
week l meat cook l short order cook,
table girls and l dish washer; apply in
person at the restaurant formerly occu-
pied by Petrie Daniels. sGts'
WAETED-Wash woman with laundry ex-
perience; Heaton Hospital, Montpelier.
WANTED or high school teacher
during July and August to place hp-
proved school supplement; address Teach
err. care Times. cots
WANTED Reliable girl for general house
work Mrs. NJ. w. Wheeiock, 35 LOOMS
street Mnntnelier 64tf
STRAWBERRY PICKERS WANTED-on
or about the 10th OF June middle aged
women preferred: G. w. French. Bradford:
VT. sAt9'
CAPABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
WCRK-One able TO do plain cooking
Mrs. r. K Bates. IS College St, Mont
pelier, Phone 597-W. e0tf
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two tenements centrally located; A. A.
goyee. 2s Pearl street 67tf
TO RENT--A cosy. convenient two-room
tenement, partly furnished spring wat
er, gas stove. etc. $500 per month; {. a.
Heath. 1859 Washington street. 6st6'
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT-With
kitchen privileges IL desired; Mrs. Fl. s.
MILO. SO Merchant street. Tel 7ss-M.
est
TO RENT-Garages at ls Eastern avenue !:
Tel 4s-W 65h
THE ROOMS on the second floor of the
Nichols block are now obtainable for Of
fees or other purposes. and anyone desir-
ing to rent them should inquire at JACKIE
restanrnnt. s4tf
TENEMENT TO RENT-Three rooms, SO
a month call at 80 Maple Ave. eStf
A SUITE OF ROOMS TO RENT-Steam
heat, hot and cold water 10 Spaulding
street: w. r. Chayer. 5sf
FOR SALE OR RENT-House and barn at
Cambria street modern convenienees
inquire a. Arthur C. Parks. "a Pleasant
street Rarre att
TO RENT-Tenement at 356 No. Main St.
all modern; also two cottages one
furnished room at Il East street phone
245-w. Mrs. Jas. Ahern. al East St ssf
TO RENT-Suite OF two rooms in Currier
block vacant after May !; apply TO r.
S. Currier, 20 East street. sstf
TO RENT--Six-rocrn tenement inquire OF
o. D. shurtief. s2s North Main St s7tf
THREE TENEMENTs TO RENT; FOUR
houses for sale. eight farms. sugar tools
and siios farm machinery for sale; G. IL
Adams, agent. South Barre. phone czf-1.
TO RENT-Four-roorn tenement at S1s
North Main street call at a2o North
Main street solu
TO RENT-lTenenent at 80 Merchant street
aIso four tenements on WILEY street. all in
srst-cIa~S shape modern improvements
Geo w. Mann. sc Wellington street. SGT
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FARMS FOR SALE
$1,000 Secures $50 Acres With

Horse, ID Cows, 3 Heifers,
Calves. bull, hogs. tools. household furnt
ture included live wire productive farm
on improved road. close village; fertile
machine worked fields 20-eow pasture
waterad by trout brook wood 80 apple
treo,. pears, plums, cherries, 900-tree
fully equipped sugar bush; good 7-room
house, big basement barn. silo, stable, etc. [;
retiring owners low price $4,000 takes ALL
$1,000 down, easy terms. Page y Illus;
Catslor 100 Bargains, FREE. STROUT
FARM AGENCY. e54 B. S. Van Ness Bldg,
Burlington. VT. ooti
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HEI.p WANTEn--MALE

WANTED First class polishcr to operate
Lane polishing Machine; state waves ex-
pected and references in first letter
Chester Granite Quarries, Inc, Chest er.
Mass. op'0
WANTED--Automobile salesman; apply az
Palace Garage, Barre. ooei
WANTED Night Waterman to work for
few weeks Pavilion hotel Montpelier;
VT. ooto
WANTED-Three first-ciass compositors'
two cylinder pressmen and two platen
prcssmen to work in job shop that Is now
working on the open shop basis. ds hour
week and paw based upon ability: IN.
terested, write box ii, Cohoes. N Y. o4to
SELL GUARANTEED NURSERY STOCK
The work is pleasant and the pay good
Get started now for the summer rush a
post card will bring full particulars r.
J. Rippin. Manager. Manchester. Conn.
WANTED First class stone and letter
cutter. state age and give reference.
married man preferred: write the Waynes-
boro Marble & Granite Works, Waynes..
boro. Pa. oot1
TWO FIRST CLASS LETTER CUTTERS
WANTED AT ONCE; must be able TO
mark own letters Anderson Bros, MON
ument Dealers. Hartford. Conn. oftlz
WANTED BY Railway
mail clerks; sl35 month list positions
free: write Immediately; Franklin instl-
tute, Dept. 4s7 r, Rochester. N. \. 4ot9O-
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interest from
Different Sections.

Raymond Waite, jr., young man
in Sunderland, while ploughing recent
" on the Elias Mears farm, found an
old coin dated 1877, which is smaller
than a dime.
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$1,000 Secures 100 Acres

Pr. Horses, III Head of Stock and
tools. Big bargain in i30-acre farm. about 40
acres tillage, rs COW pasture, wood tim
Der. fruit 6 room painted house, large
barn, Poultry house overlook nearby
village Dandy farm trade but must sell
and make big sacrifice at $4,000 with only
$1,000 down and easy terms and VIII in
clude pair horses, 6 cows, 3 heifers, calves.
all harnesses, tools and cream separator
Write or come at once IL you want big
trade. j. j. Dashner, Rowland Bldgy Barre,
VI June2-4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-03

Samuel n. Olmstead, who died at
his home in Morrisville May u, repre-
sented Elmore in the legislature Of
1888. His father was the first child
born in Elmore.