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wherever they may lead and prepared
to exercise the ordinary common sense
sufficient to insure against embarrass-
ment on the part of teachers or stud
ents. II ii interesting to note that in
France, where the equality of the
sexes has been rather slow in gaining
legal recognition, the men and women
students are treated and taught exact
ly the same in the medical schools
In the United States many OF the
medical schools admit women ais well
as men, though there are at least three
schools for women only. Ii was in
1S49 that DR. Elizabeth Blackwell, a
native Of England, was graduated from
the medical school at Geneva, N ",
becoming the first woman to have
received q medical diploma Spring
field Republican
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-01
Free to Asthma and
Hay Fever Sufferers
Free Trial Of a Method That Anyone
Can Use Without Discomfort
or Loss of Time,

We have a method for the control Of
Asthma. and we want you 20 try II at our
exPtnse. No matter whether your case is
OF long standing recent development
whether il Is present as Hay Fever or Chon-
ic Asthma. you should send for a free trial Of
our method. No matter in what climate
yea live. no matter what your age or occu-
ration. II you are troubled with asthma
or hay fever our method should relieve
you promptly.
We especially want 70 send Il 10 thoee
sppnr sutly hopeless cases. where all forms
OF inbaisrs. dcuchea. opium preparatfons
fumes. ''patent smokes" ETC.. have failed.
We want 20 show everyone at our expense
that our method Is designed TO end ali din.
cult breathing. all wheeling. and all those
terrible paroxysms-
This free offer Is zoo important 20 neglect
single day. Write now and begin the
method at once. Send no money. Simply
mail coupon below. Do Il To-day-you Dc
not even pay postage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-01
Coeducation in Medicine.

An interesting discussion is going
on in Great Britain over the decision
of the London hospital to take no more
women students Lord Knutsford
chairman of the hospital, in explaining
the action brings up questions which
had generally been supposed to
have ceased to be the decisive import
ance, weighty as they probably were
considered in the early days of the
admission Of women to the profession.
The incident has served to bring out
the fact that advances have been made
since that period
Women were admitted to the London
hospital as students only az recently
as zoos, largely through the advocacy
of Lord Knutsford, who now declares
the experiment" to have been unsue-
cessful. The evidence of this he finds
in the unwillingness Of young men to
enter mixed classes, in the objection
of men to serving under women in
ternes and in the objection of men
patients to taking chances Of being
attended by women physicians without
warning II is perhaps significant that
no mention appears to be made Of OBJ
lection ON the part of the women them
selves The chairman emphasizes the
fact that the step s'has not been
brought about by any failure of the
women students at the London He
declares that they have done very
well in every way. in work, i'm con
duct and discipline
That the London hospitals charge
of policy does not mean q general
abandonment of medical instruction
in mixed classes il indicated by re
sponses which the London Times has
received to inquiries of other medical
schools From i schools, in England,
Scotland, Wales and Ireland, come re-
ports generally of coeducation with
out Objectionable features; without
to students or teachers
and without lessening Of the value of
the instruction and training for the in
dividual. An interesting exception or
two is noted One professor in the
medical school Of ST. Andrews univer-
sity at Dundee SAYS rather sweepinglv
Df the women students, "They are all
nice young ladies when they begin, but
after year or two at hospital they
IRE hoydens 1t will be observed |
hat the chairman Of the London hospi-
al makes no such observation.
II seems TO be generally recognized |
hat medical students. men and women 1
like, enter upon their studies with /
iull understanding that scientific 4
ruth and knowledge are to be followed /
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Whalen Van Sickle, who was pro-
,rietor Of shoe shop in Burlington,
lropped dead Wednesday morning as
le was about to enter the shop. Heart
rouble was the cause. He was sick in
he night and treated by a physician,
tut in the morning thought himself
lble to 60 to work.
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Teaching Favorite Profession for Mid
dlebury Graduates.

Figures compiled by Edwin r. Biee.
low, secretary of the Associated Alum
nj of Middlebury college, show that
out of 1917 living alumni of the col
lege over one-third. or 479, are at the
present time actively engaged in edu-
eational work. Law and mercantile
business are the next highest. with
81 and IS, respectively. while n grad
yates are al present studying in high
er institutions. Ministry and banking
arc tied with 81 each. The govern
ment service includes ~. while y are
engaged in scientific pursuits. Twen-
ty-one are actively engaged in litera-
ture and journalism. OF the 7ps Won
en- graduates, S24 have married. None
u these figures are exact for thev do
no, include all living Middlebury grad.
yates. but they may b slid to be rep
resentatiye - showing the relative
popularity Of the various professions
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growth body block wood m III ~ AZ.
y. ..seleu. IeL l05-J. 2S1tf
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HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSE FOR sALE-Bcst iocatsoT al mod
ern improvements and garage Tel. sss.
20 Park street. lsta
FOR SALE-Twc tenement houss ,ri.h
lsrre barn. cellar under house and harm. III
IN good repair: Also large garden for earh
tenement. situated on n LOT 10 rnds deem
and Ave rods wide Each tenement has fvs
rooms. electric lights and bath All IN
good rerair. Buy ibis: live IN one tspr-
n1ent and rent the ether: help nav for yu-ur
hu-nei Terms part cash. mortgage fer n
balance. Inquire a ElWir L. Scott. ff-iz
Quarry Bank BldE- esttf
FOR SALE-Iis Z. A. rrindie hoose a.
ss keith uvenae.i corner Sumner 81 ana
Keith zFeuus isttf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ESTATE OF CLARA r. BERG.

ESTATE OF CLARA r. BERG.
The undersigned. having been appointed b.
the honorable probate court for the district
Of Washington. commissioners, to receive.
examine. and adjust the claims and denim ads
Of all persons against the estate of Clara
r. Berg. late az City of Barre, in said dis
trict. deceased and all claims exhibited IN
Offset thereto, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose aforesaid. at tbs
office Of the Tilden Shoe Company. in
the City of Barre in said district.
on the 18th day Of April and 10th day Of
August next, from o'clock d. M. until 3
o'clock y. M, on each OF said days and that
six months from the 18th day Of February.
A. d. 1922. i the time limited by said court
for said creditors to present their claims to
us for examination and allowance
Dated at City Of Barre. this 9th day OF Of
March, "A. ID. 1929.
ARTHUR C.. TILDEN.
ARTHUR Il. AyERILL, Commissioners.
Mar25-Aprl-s
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FRIDAY, APRIL 7TH,

at one o'clock in the afternoon,
on the premises about one mile from
the postoffice, known az the Quinlan,
or Woodwork place, the following de-
scribed articles Of personal property:
Two-seat sleigh. good kitchen range.
buggy wagon, 2 blankets, gray wolf
robe. quantity sawed lumber, wood or
coal heater, pung with seats, drive har-
nesses, wheel barrow, express har-
ness, set platform scales, two nearly
new jacks, two nearly new peaveys,
several cable chains, steel wise, work
bench with wise, good anvil, quantity
of names, some carpenters tools, cross
cut saw, some whiffletrees, eveners,
neck yokes. spring tooth harrow, set
tackle blocks, large milk pans. grind
stone, hoes, shovels, seythes, iron maui,
iron bars, set drag plank, set sled
crooks, and many other articles too
numerous to mention. Terms at time
of sale. Friday, April 7th, 1922, at one
o'clock
JOHN H. KELLEY, Owner.
d. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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just between ourselves. IL IL Is a ques-
tion of an automobile or home. do you not
think the home should come frsts These
propositions are sure to sell higher the next
time they change hands.
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Ration for Dairy Cows for April.

Based ON current quotations March
28l the following ration for dairy cows
is suggested by Professor Ellen
berger Of the College of Agriculture
at Burlington, Vermont. The approx
mate cost, sacks included, in mixed
carloads ( 0, b. Boston freight rate
points is also given; 200 lbs corn meal
or hominy feed $500; 100 lbs. cotton
seed meal 43 per cent S2.9S; 100 lbs.
linseed oil meal $500; 100 lbs. wheat
bran Sl.3s; 800 lbs gluten feed $6.37;
and 200 lbs. ground oats 1926. The
composition of this ration is 2l.3 per
cent protein. 40 per cent fat and ~
per cent crude fiber; 1000 lbs will
cost S20.79, 100 lbs. $2.0s or one ton
S4l.5S.
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Tuesday evenings hard thunder
,hower SO Quilted the roads in Goshen
hat it viii cost $1,000 to make re-
PAIRS there, and another $1,000 worth
If damage was done to the Point OF
Pines road, Lake Bomoseen, in Castle
on.
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Summer street house. divided In center
corner lot twelve rooms. two baths. lights,
always rented at $4,000. Price at $500. 90.
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Some Household Goods

Two large dressers, one leather-cov.
cred Davenport, one leather-coverei
rocker. two leather-covered chairs. one
round dining table, three springs aud
mattresses, stands, kitchen chairs, two
stoves and pipe, sewing machine, one
baby carriage. one carpet, rugs. one set
dishes. enamelware, curtains. curtain
stretchcr. lamps. wTinger and many
other articles
Sale positive sud ali property viii
b. sold - J an going away. No BY
bidding.
Terms At sale. Remember the date.
GABRIEL HUBA. Owner.
B. H. ADAMS. AuctioneeT.
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T. c. A. PAYS MORTGAGE.
Debt Of $4,000 Lifted--Proper Cele-
bration Coming In June.

Poultney, April DIR. Charles II.
Leonard, principal Of Troy Conference
academy, yesterday announced the tax
ing up by the treasurer Of the board
Of trustees of the mortgage Of $4,000
which has been on the old school since
1908. Plans are under way for tit
ting celebration OF the event at the
commencement exercises next June.
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ROOMS TO RENT

LARGE FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT
steam hnat. electric lights. bes, location I;
Tel. 4s-w. Is Eastern Ave 5f
TO RENT-steam heated room at No 10
Spsulding street eesd
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-For light
hcusekecpines also one large single room.
fnanire at 90 Long street ee3tf
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HOUSES TO RENT
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED "A capable girl or woman to do
housework in family of three; no wash
ing required apply to Mrs. N. N. Morse,
Randolph VT 1878
LADIES Make $4,000 weekly selling Wat
erprocf Washday Aprons, Handbags. sam
itary Aprons and Baby Goods. Short Hours
Experience unnecessary. Every woman
buys. Samples free: write to-day; MILL
Err MFG. CO., Cleveland. Ohio. 15t1s
YOUNG WOMEN--Over IL desiring govern
ment typist positions. $40 monthly, write
for free list OF positions now open r. X.
Terry, former Civil Service examinerl 81
Continental Bldg, Washington, d O. l4t3*
WANTED-A competent girl for general
homework: apply to Mrs. r. M. Cory, 26
Icoms street. Montpelier. Tel. 227. 8tf
GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL
HoUSEWORK Apply to H. care Of
Times office. 1876
WANTEDA girl for general Homework
must be able to cook apply Mrs. Al. II.
chivers. Hanover, N. H.. Tel. Hanover.
214-W. 1916
WANTED Good reliable housekeeper In
family Of one at present; elderly or mid
die aged preferred James N. Roberts, n
West street, Barre. 1916
WANTED AT ONCE Experienced table
waitress Hale's tavern, Wells River, VT
lite
WANTED Young women to enter Barre
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when You PAM with Your Money

and buy an annuity, you secure an IN
come service under which a check viii
chase you just 50 often, as long as
volt live. Great service. Consult rs.
National Life ms. Co. OF Vt. tMu-
tuall. ;. :. Ballard, general agent, -
State street, Montpelier, Vt; G. J.
SeSger. local agent.
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MARSH-ALLEN co.
PIPELESS HEATING

To those Interested IN this tyre of heating
system Nc want TO say
Pfpesess heating 81 tho present day = q
sls- tsed success in al DWELLINGS that are
rorfx-tiy adaufcd The hsst rrccf 81 this 80
20. wiii b. h your personal inspectiou q
PLACES phare these systems have BEN N
stalled
M Tou uoaid Ike e Sc one Of these fys-
toms in crsraticn. rct IN tosch wifh 90 -
r-1ce. and ~ VII give Fcu the name a a
Rirhsrdson Hayutcn User near you We ran
Z We rou from ore 20 . hundred nalusf IN
ssnr Vrinity On rrGuest- Inen - o cre
- ar5rn 81 them. nds-rncfrf ~ 20 o.
arrone and tusuert III system. hezr uhst
the owner RS % say- Ask BIN % shce
rcu rkr rcnstr1rticn - the hsster and -
r-risl1r afcHt ths ccid ar chauhtlr- d
isis t<forr ~ Furnaces arr shat ce@n Ter
sf.s- ~. hars aoae ~ afisr ~ have
$50 r-rr q frE Fi.hard-1a bcIrsco
k.rssss ard 6nt 80 vast a. htar slEu-thlnr
fsal i-tsrez-i-r ab1ut tee1 Al rs--lftt
TaEz FEiCr
NoIF-T..s Ricta-1ron Hasa.ra Cen
- --s-af.rfarr 81 tiras - teslins
80. ssra-. ~ uatsE. - slr. aa- rrs1
- II - ksE-irE trsl1ss1 $500 t--i-
49, raHr.ezs sesrr- Nss NElEcl a. -lrrt
~. Frrlr-d fa-sitir-a- Ttfs tsstsf =
49, - raarlr urr1EfH rI sfrrrlturs ~
~ k-sti-E tasirsHa
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Farm Tools and Machinery,
etc.
etc.

One moving machine, one horse
rake, one good set farm trucks, Guilt
vator, two sets sleds. two buggy wag-
ORs, one sleigh, one pair work har-
nesses. two driving harness, one single
work harness, horse power. circular
saw, cream separator used but little.
churn, -aovels. forks, axes, hoes. cts,
lot chicken wire and barbed wire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-01
PROPOSE STOCK ISSUE.
Borden g. Howard, Inc, of Woodstock
File Papers.

Borden & Howard, Inc, of Wood
stock have filed certificates with the
secretary Of state showing proposed Isl
sues Of capital stock of l6 shares with
a par value of 500 per share and 30
shares at the same par value. Also
certificate Of paid up capital stock
OF $1,000 was filed.
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PERSONAL

/ WILL GLADLY TELL ANYONE suffering
with rhsur1atisu. how I VS. cured in
four days after tive years terrible SUFFERING.
Il matters noi shat form you have. shat
YOU have tired o. how long standing. fend
name and aadcss to-day address CHl-Ho-
WA. Box 1t7. Little Rock Arkansas i5tis
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Sounds Drastic.

New York headline Tell
Where They Got Their Liquor. Per
sons Who Acquire too Much in Brook
lyn win Be Pumped by Agents. '-Bos-
ton Transcript.
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Bles, the Child.

A little girl who had recovered from
whooping cough remarked that she
was glad she didn't die of it. because
-ssd would not like little coughing
angels. Boston Transcript.
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Wednesday, April 5, 1922,
At 1880 O'clock p. m. Sharp.
REAL ESTATE

My home farm Of about 100 acres,
situated two miles from Chelsea vii
lage on the Vershire road This is a
nice laying farm, good sugar orchard,
never failing spring water. A good
one. man farm.
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AUTOMOBILES

USED CARS-For rrices 81 oar al rare !
X G B-nnstt Barrs- ~
TRUCK TOR SALE Nod 6 1-trs parI-r
II whesi drire. n rood ra1airr or3er -
drcss --Truck- care Iirlrs Ell
FoR SALE Fe-d tozrinr csr ir frs tksr..
GOD r1r1lEr c1rine 1e-ae1mtatis rirrs 7.
god tirss rtort atscrtrrs srr ons irrk-
inr faa = Sod t.ss IN secca1-hznf ca eal
g. Ptrrlfs SHrsre. BARR. A. r. Ilt-is.
s1r<r. 1ss-tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-01

The Times will publish Wants. Lost and
Found. For Sale To Let. etc--s short adver-
tisements-at the rate OF three lines for
twenty-five cents for the first insertion and
ten cents for each subsequent Insertion.
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!; HEdgH|2HH3Hd{HAN ii
POULTRY AND EGGS

/ NERM0NT'S BEST UTILITY REDS
7 Single connie the birds that won more
points al the CAPITAL Poultry show IN the
utility class. years in succession. than
any other cotnpeti tor: the birds that lay the
year around eggs $3.50 per 49, $500 Der
ZOE Ewing & Bressette, Montpelier, Tel.
40s-Y. lstT
WHITE wYANDoTTE EGGS From one Of
the best strains in Vermont Pen No l.
$500 per - pen No 2. SEQ per Is pen
ley street, Tel. 72s-W. i3tiss
SETTING EGGS-Cood strain S. c. Rhode
Island Reds. is for Si00; Tel. 81. i2tI2.
MATCHING EGGs-From selected he.rk dark
Rhode Island Reds; si.0o per Is: best
quality; residence. Washington. VT mail
address, Williamstown. W., r. F. d. No. 2,
Thomas NJ. koark. l0t9e
MATCHING EGGS THAT HATcH-s. c.
White Leghorns. White Wyapdottes and
s. C.. Rhode Island Reds. $3.50 for IS SIS 90
per 100 from standard bred stock no order
too large; satisfaction guaranteed largest
poultry plant in Vermont; show birds and
utility stock; B. T. Atherton. Waterbury
VT. ion
PARKS BARRED RoCKs-Trap neStsd. a
few choice settings, 81, prepaid won hest
utility pen In American class. Montpelier
1922. also first pnilet; Alex Lawson. ss Ma
pie Ave. stf
EGGS FROM FINE LAYING STRAIN
OF BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS-si.oo
Tor Is Alex Rennie. zee South Main ST.
Tel. l57-W. 4-se
CHICKS AND EGGS FOR HATcHfNc-
II you want hens that will nay. huy = G
W. Lcxhorns pure bred. hred to lay; eyrs
81 and si.50 for Is and IS ana - per 100 /
limited number Of chicks at zoe each c. A. /
Merrill r. r. d. 2. Barre. Tel. so7-e etf
ROSE AND SINGLE COMB RHODE
ISLAND REDS-Nhite wyAndotte errr /
$500 per Is: Silver Laced wyandotfes and 4
single comb Aneonas. s2.5e. r. ID. Lee. Jr..
Mortified. VT a6s,sos /
DAY OLD CHIcKs-Rexinninr March lsth.
shall have s. c. Rhode Island red chick
Carr. Tel. 3sl-22. seas
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MISCELLANEOUS

TO RFNT-vacnurn cleaners: The Electric
Store. IA Elm street 2t<u
DANCING LESSoNS-Private instrncfion
By appointment. call at l72 Main street.
'rhone iss-N Marie ouinlan- set
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"Mv oldest SON. remarked Mrs.
Blundet by. SPEAKS several language
quite fiippantly Boston Transcript
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FARMS FOR SALE
FOR SALE
CONN. VALLEY TRACT

II
$50 acres Of land in Conn. Valley. All 81
| tract ID level. Free from rocks. Has
100000 f. standing timber on place I'm
provements consist of ID room house. all
modern. electric light hot and cold water
system, never failing spring wNter at house
and barns, village hsdrant at corner "a
house; good furnace, cement cellar, hard
wood floors throughout BATH slate roof.
laundry. large attic, dance hall and store
room; Barns in good condition. Good
care Of from so to rs head Of stock Sit
uated IN heart Of Conn. Valley within town
limits, excellent schools, churches near On
main highway to White Mts. Price IL
$4,000 for tract. For further information
write or phone b36-J. Warren w. Bailey
estate. Newbury, VT. 12t12
FARMS FOR SAI.Ey--i30 acres Z miles from
Barre: 70 acres 2ia miles from Williams
town for particulars write to Farms" care
Barre Times stf
FARM FOR SALE-One Of the best cne-
man farms In Orange county: situated
I ~ mi. from Williamstown postofiice and
z mi. from Graniteyile auarries, on state
road this farm u In a high state Of eulti-
s sation and + right in every way. | must
sell as cannot tend TO it viii make the
price right for quick sale. Come and see
u and be assured of bargain James @.
Pirie. WiiIiamstown. VT. Stf
HILL FARM FOR SAILS Sd mi. from
Montpelier; farm contains 900 acres. suit
rN1Ns -ArthSA aiilD iuu hFItS LBldkts 1uV aNhEp
Of pasture and balance in woodland; first
class sugar orchard Of 400 trees 1000 cords
hardwood; 100000 feet spruce lumber. IL
room house with all modern improvements,
large barn with tie-up for 35 head buildings
IN hrst class repair: never-faiiing water
suppy. will sell with or without machinery
and stock: phone 734-M, Montpelier ror-
respond with j. T. G.. 80 Hill street. Mont
pelier. VT. 5tf
FARM FOR SALE Now is your chance II
any one wants to buy a large farm at o
great bargain; for quick sale will sell cheap
VT ytf
FOR SALE--One Of the best farms around
barre known as William Mears farm, ~
miles from city If interested see Adolf Fri
berg at Anderson q johnson granite plant.
Smith street 305tf
Fok SALE-Farm with stock and tools. 1
mi from Barre. on good road good
comfortable buildings win carry 20 head
OF stock and team might exchange for city
property; write Owner" care Times #
flee or Tel. 3s2-i5 2as,f
FARM FOR SALE--1o0 acres good hisi
farm fully equipped. or without; care OF
Farm" Box %. Wiliamstown. VT. ss24
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Auction Sale

As | am going back TO Ohio will
sell at public auction on the premises
described below, on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-01
STOCK

One horse, weight LOO pounds,
young and kind in every way; four
cows, one fresh. one to freshen soon.
one 20 freshen in May. one 10 freshen
next fall; one brood sow TO farrow in
April; Is good hens.- lot pigeons and
rabbits.
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i..a $500 nt 70 2 carloads or dark and
! !. hgnt Barre granite at VIM. b. Jones Gran
/ ita Co, Williamstown. vi. 'pbone asi'fs
iDn sAi,fs--Organ, good tone: good c6nd-
.on aiso shoe repairer's Singer patch-
l lne machine write to 20. 81" care Times
- 13t4*
roh nAlsE-.store building, with or without
niles from r. r. station. On main ,oad
arm Northfield to Randolph buildings II,
COCO repair: nice fye-roon tencnent ovsr
s store u a'so large barn; good location for
fata. " II garage; must be sold to settle e.
~. a mrs. W 3 Humphrey. Administrators.
1iL1A "a, splendid large home grown
puioS vi. POSTPAID all best named yar;-
sh, assorted Gertrude Rowe. West Ton-
r, .,,.,,,. ], ] !. 12tss
fuE SALE few tons Of extra good hav
Hi. I'll s,so III 81 ensilage; 2. g Roben. Fast
49,. : !. s. .-.s oso ST
FOR SALE have decided to seu nv c,,ar-
*. with thirty acres Oh land. This onarrv
~ nas peen opened for about ten years ard
s = ". - = III II
rAtiiNLERs, AI.TENTION--A good Het 81
s;5e 80; ropes, hooks and creepers for out
s 800 ~ah staRing cheap; H. W. Scott, Over
seer: 5tf
9GaI RECEIvED-A carload Of hard edr-
n, S ~ ana siab wood. at s3.75 load Gran
r46-W "mhs' lei t1o-M 0r
Fl nAWBERRY. red raspberry, black rasn--
., Derry. currant, blackberry, gooseberrv ana
nnuparp plants. Mail us your address and
~ onf catalog of freshly dug plants GROWN
- - ,niuneil farm and sold ut less than half
q nursery agents prices The leading va
M sss mat have made good In this climate
.Malcnen Farm. Barre VT r. r. D. 3. 2a6tf
WOOD FOR SALE No. / selected Old
I, growth body block wood on lot Or d.
" 80 -. Tel. I05-J. 291tf
TIE SALE--We. the undersigned have de-
i. riuen 70 eel our valuable quarry. situated
- Nensterville, Joining the Acme Granite
10y. This quarry has not becn worked
1iueh put stone taken from It has taken II
an excellent polish when uuarried on the
arain. An excellent chance to start uuar-
[yihg as = LAYS in large sheets on the top.
one sneet now nerrly free estimated 1t
IWo Thousand feet Quarry Is reached By
ran and team. For further particulars
INQUIRE OF Thomas Biakeney wilIiamstown,
r. =. y 2. or Patrick Noonan, Depot
SQUARE. Barre. Vt 26ltf
roh sALE--A preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monuments. hrightens
~ the lettering and makes the whole monu-
ment look clean and new. guaranteed price
on appIication: James Sullivan, III Park
aIreet. bare Vt lstf