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The New York herald., 1922-10-19
THE NEW YORK, NEW HA-
VEN & HARTFORD RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
MEN WANTED.

Regular positions for COM
petent men whose work is
satisfactory as:
Machinists-66c. 10 Toe per hour
Boiermakers-67c. TO 7Jc. per hour.
Blacksmiths-66c. TO TIC. per hour.
Armature Winders-65c. TO 15c. per hour.
Car Inspectors Reparmen-63c. per hour.
Hepers-Flrst year. As cents per hour. ~
The above rates are those agreed upon with
Committee Of Mechanical Department As-
sociation. ~,
This Is not a strike against the railroad;
II Is a strike waged against a reduction In
rates OF pay ordered by the United States
Railroad Labor Board effective July 1.
1922. -
Apply A. NJ to 5 p. NJ. to superin--
tendents office at 132d st. and Willis ay..
Bronx, N. Y.
F. M. Clark, superintendent,
New York, New Haven and
Hartford r. r. Co.
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MEN

M EN-.
Two reliable men for special work cscri-
lent opportunity CAN between 9 and g.
room 40f, iO3 East i25th
MEN-if YOU are ambitious and willing 10
work for advancement. call at Room 81
AZ tHG Montague st brooklyn. Wpdte. day.
Thursday or Friday, bctween 3 and p.
MEN-Big money selling chaneoable signs.
sign MrE. 80 Clermont Parkway, nronx.
PRINTING saiosman controlling s3.0o0 10
5000 per month. booklet folders. house
orRans and better grade of ioh printing
uboral drawing account against commissions.
v Jn2 Herald. ESQ broadway
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HELP WANTED--Male.
s AL e S NJ e N
DIsRAELI SAID;

Man is not the creature Oh circum-
stances,
Circumstances are the creatures
OF men.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Male.
CHAUFFEUR,

25. single. white; willing and capable
anxious to obtain reliable position; Cadillac.
Cunningham or Pierce. Please phone be-
tween IL and IL to-day, Lenox O24s, Fred
Essing, or write b 1861 Herald. Bronx.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

HUDSON, model TO coupe. overhauled and
refnshed like new; great bargain. MAR
MON COMPANY. Broadway az G2d st.
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Statesmen.

Three men, Gentiles. of neat appear
ance that can furnish satisfactory ref
erences will be added to our sales
force Immediately on salary and COM
mission this Is an unusual opportun-
ity for the right man to earn far
better than the average salesman.
Apply Room 1910, % w. 43d St, New
York.
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MEN

New York corporation desires services ~
few young men Of good address and good
appearance who are willing ~ work hard
and build from the bottoms no statesmen
need apply. Cali after 10 a. NJ. Room 1901.
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HUFMoBGLES, touriugs. all overhauled and
rcpainted $4c0 up. VAN ALSTYNIJ
MOTOR corr 1876 Broadway. ..---
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SALES MEN,

SALESM MEN,
experienced. 10 call on grocery trade with
line of grocer's specialties. Gail any morn
Ing, Clason Chemical Corporation. GA Taylor
av., corner Soundview av., Clason Point
Bronx.
SALESMEN--I want 10 talk TO a few old
time security statesmen about very inter-
esting and unusual proposition, any after
noon after 9 80. Room 1871 % Church ST.
SALESMAN. young man with some expert
ence IN silk or silk novelties; s2Jwk.
AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE,
MISUNDERSTANDING sell pulley covering
10 factory superintendents, S15-S1OO:
weekly II competent Hawes Mfg. Co. JtS
l.. 80 Church ST, Hudson Terminal Bldg.
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Motor Trucks.
Automobiles Wanted
,u,ornobu a.
A,iton,o' truction.

REPAIRING. t. Oil. taught, short tins:
Urcnse sra r-ntttt ladies' classes. also
rcrd icarorv ,WElICAN AUTO SCHOOL,
1cc Lexington
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DRAFvrSAiEN C2); must have at least two
years experience on inside wood trim: $50
week. AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT EX-
CHANGE, INC, 115 BROADWAY AND 80
EAST 42p ST.
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LEXINGTON . passenger touring: bargain.
Sl65. 81 Stockholm ST., Bklyn. Evergreen
594J
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IENZER & SHERRES AGENCY,
col East T2d st. Tel. Rhinelander 1904.
Select domestic help; references investigated
Our specialty--newy landed girls.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.

Statesmen with personality and pep, New
York office, selling great proposition.
20i0 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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OPERATORS
GOVERNESS

Educated, refined person for two healthy
boys 4 and years. who understands physi.
cal care and kindergarten work; Palm Beacl
for three months must he well recommended
Phone a5lO KinEshrdge. or write paterno
Riverdale on Hudson, ". Y.
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ENGIN EERS,
ATTENTION.


ESTIMATOR wanted. first class building es-
timater. masonry and carpentry work. good
position, steady work. State age and expert
cnce; confidential l.. NJ, 1882 Herald. Her
aid so.
FLORIST salesman and maker up: one ac-
costomed high class trade. salary. Apply
Horny Hart. 1000 Madison av. t7Gthl.
FURNACE man for three private houses
East 9th. Telephone LenoX 3060 Monday
after n O'Clock.
HIGH school graduate 20 learn good busI-
ness, outside city. Salary $500 Suite
l7i5, 303 9Th ave,
INVESTIGATOR. American citizen. expert
enced IN welfare work; must speak Ger
man: married man preferred. SIS week.
AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT ENCTIsa NGrs,
INC, ii5 B'wAY AND 30 EAST f2p ST.
NACHINIsT foreman and manager mainte-
nance department of large machinery house
is In need of capable first class mechanic 10
sHperntcnd all work. must have experience
In such capacity. be good tRiker. % pleasing
address; state age, years experience salary
expected Ono ohiecD interview VIII be
granted. NJ 56f Herald.
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MAMIE the subscription department of our
establishment. q polished gentleman ~
rather more than ordinary education. need
not necessarily be an expert hut must
possess rccomrnendatio Of n hirh order FOR
accuracy and promptncss. can 10 10 n, MI.
Waus ~ T. 2gd pt 9Th floor
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MISSES JOHNSON & PERSON,
SELECT HELP.
6s WEST 5sTH ST. PLAZA 443s.
EXPERIENCED Solored help; couples.
cooks, houseworkers day or week. Greens,
Morningside 1915.
HIGH grade domestic help Karlik Agency,
sos Lexington av. (62d). Rhinelander si20.
LET the Weston Employment Agency furnish
YOU first class help. Morningsde 1918.
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RELIABLE colored help. Cumberland EN-
poyment Agency, 347 Cumberland st.
BrooklYn. Prospect 7S23.
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Employment Agency-Domestic,

SELECT COLORED DOMESTIC WORKERS.
honest. punctual, reliable THE WORKERS
JNClIANGE, AMERICAS LARGEST agency
for colored help. 1906 9Th av. and 135th ST.
Phnnn MORNINGSIDE 216G.
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HOUSEWORkE Err.
Apartment, adults; good pay; no fee.
LAZAIlE AGENCY,
Id Eng -nA ]. .l.AL lrl-.tnLl

Instruction.
COMPLETE OUTFIT FREE
BY REGISTERING NOW.
Wanamaker Beauty School,
435 5th Av., near 39th,
OPP. Lord G. Taylor Tc Vanderbilt 11T6.
Brooklyn Branch School.
5o6 Atlantic Av.. OPP. l.. l. X. r. sta.
Telephone ST1i Prospect.
LEADING SCHOOLS IN AMERICA.
Earn $50 Weekly
Hairdressinq, Manicurinq.
All branches taught; register now for high
grade positlon VIC cannot fl the demand; F;
reach out now for success In an environ
ment OF wealth and refinement; day, eve
ming classes. We start you IN business easy
terms. Write or call for particulars.
THE UNFRAMED HAVE no CHANCE.
Got good school back of you with IT'S
training. You have no background otherwise.
we place IS girls and women each month
after three weeks training. eau and SEQ US
study courseH. New York School OF Filing,
10 West 4ith st.
DID you ever stop 10 consider that tho
skilled beauty artistic has az her finger
tips a knowledge which viii be an unfaillng
source OF income2 Write for particulars.
Besse Academy Of Hair and Beauty Culture,
20 East f6th st. Tel. Vanderbilt Oo22
AN INDEPENDENT income Is assured wil-
red graduates ~ hair and beauty culture
day, evening classes. Call, write Wifrcd
Academy. I55 Ith av.. Tor booklet II
EARN $50 weekly through Prof Rohrer's
famous Ha 'rdressinR, Manicure Beauty
School. no w. 42d ST.. or Brooklyn, - Ath
av. Newark branch. Si7 Broad ~
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Insurance Called Interesting Business

Middlebury, Feb. 1.-THE third Oh
the vocational talks arranged by Dean
II. j. Wiley was given BY Joseph a.
Peck of the class Of '0S. who outlined
The insurance business. Mr.. Peck, COM
bining the ability Of fluent speaker
with that OF clear thinker, gave one
of the best lectures thus far presented
in the series. !.
"In order to be really successful,
said Mr.. Peck, fan insurance salesman
must keep in contact with the people
be always optimistic and agreeable,
and try above all to serve the inter-
ests OF his clients. The work IS ~
tensely interesting and stimulating
and the opportunity for development
Of initiative is unlimited, there being
no end Of special problems to deal
with.
"The insurance business IL unique
vince 4 man may enter it without pre-
vious training. All that is required i
plenty Of perseverance and the abll-
itv to work for oneself. Being new
profession, it is not overcrowded. Sew
eral colleges are now offering courses
in insurance, and there is a big field
for men who win raise the standards
Of the business"
From the financial point OF view,
Mr.. Peck said that insurance is, next
to banking, the greatest in the United
States.
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N. E. Railroad Outlook Brighter.

The New England railroads have
won their case for larger share OF
the rates on freight interchanged with
carriers west of the Hudson. II is
rumored, however, that certain re.
calcitrant lines, such as the Erie and
the Jersey Central, are likely to test
the constitutionality of the commerce
commissions power to order rate
division. While, therefore, the decision
does not bring the matter to certain
conclusion, the outlook for the New
England railroads becomes much
brighter. The menace to their solvency
is measurably lessened Even the
bare possibility of combining the New
England carriers into an independent
system advised by Prof. Ripley in his
general consolidation plan depended
upon decision that would award
them adequate compensation for the
services that they perform in connec-
ton with the trunk lines.-Spring-
field Republican.
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lOMMIsSIONERs' NOTICE
ESTATE OF PARKER EDGERL'

The undersigned, having been appointed ~
The honorable probate court for the district
of Washington commissioners. to receive
examine, and adjust the claims and devnssds
OF all pcssons against the estate Of Parker
Edrcrly. late of Middlcsex. in said dis
trict, deceased. and all claims exhibited IN
Offset thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purpose aforesaid, at the
residence Of the late Mr.. Edgcrly in The vii
iagc OF Middlescx in said district, on the 4th
day OF March and Bird day OF AnguEt next.
form 10 O clock a. m. until o'clock D, m, on
each of said days and that sly months from
the 4th day Of February A. D. 1929, Is the
time limited by said court for said credi-
tors to present their claims TO US for ex-
animation and allowance.
Dated at City OF Barre. this 18th day Of
February. A. d. 1922.
y WILLIAM II. MFSSER.
GLENN G. CARPENTER. Commissioners.
Feb. i7-2f-Mar3
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LIQUOR IN oAT HULL CARGO.
Large Quantity Was Seized By lnspec-
tors at Richf0rd.

Richford, Feb. ia seizure of l2s
cases Of liquor was made by customs
officials in freight car at this port
Wednesday. The whiskey consisted
mainly of Canadian rye Of which there
were about 95 cases. The remainder
Of the goods was champagne and Span
ish and Italian wines.
The attention of the customs OIL
GERS was attracted to a carload Of oat
hulls which was being shipped from a
point where oats are not generally
handled. The load was listed at about
three times its real value and the fact
that oat hulls that are of practically no
value at all were being shipped awak-
ened the suspicion Of the officers. The
car was ordered to the shed and under
the bags Of oat hulls were found the
cases OF whiskey. The goods were con-
signed to down country points.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
rsrArr or IoHN PREssLY,

by the honorable probate court for theSdis-
trict Of Randolph. commissioners, TO- re-
ceive. examine and adjust the claims and &c.
mands Of all persons against the estate q
John Prs9sly. late OF Wiliinmiown, IN
snid distalct. deceased, and all claims eyhib'
ted in offs,t thereto. hereby sive notice that
sgc will meet for the purpose fforrsaid AZ
TT the town clerks Office In thf own %
Willamstown. In said district on she ioth
day az March and goth day Of aprii neNt'
on each OF said days and that six months
ff1m the let day OF November. A. p. 1921;
IL the time limited by said court for sald
creditors to present their claims 10 us iof
examination and allowance.
Datrd al Wiliiamstown, this 18th day Of
February. A. D. 1922.
GLENN e. McALLISTER.
III. s. DRURY, Commissioners
EahI "a Mara
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Best Cough Mixture
Is Home Made
Acts With Speed--Looscns the Phle2m
Stops the Irritation and
Coughing Ceases
Fine for Chest Colds Too and Is Cheap
ly Made at Home.

When you can make, in two minutes,
world beating remedy that acts d.
rectly on the membrane and often over
night causes stubborn coughs and even
hard chest colds to disappear. why tri-
he with things that will probably dls-
appoints,
Hawking and snuffling and also
soreness OF the mucous membrane go
and you will feel fine in almost no
time
Just get one ounce OF Parmint (dou-
BILE strength) add to it little sugar
and enough hot water to make hall
pint and you've got an inexpensive
remedy better than you can buy ready
mixed.
Its soothing, healing action on the
membrane is the reason so many peo--
pie use it for catarrh and acute nasal
colds. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-17
FARMS FOR SALE
al 900 Secures l4l-Acrc Farm
E,,rn;tura Horsp Cows

Furniture, Horse, Cows
Poultry, hog, hay, fodder. grain, crops, ma
chinery. vehicles, tools included prouucliIn,e
farm home convenient RR town sertils,
lcamy tillage brook-watered wire-tenceu
pasture estimated 1000 cords wood sugar
grove. outfit; 50 apple. plum trees, perr'e s. .
good lO-room house. cellar, running wh wave /.
buildings valued SO 900: good barns otn nen
Interests force sale. all $500. only sl'vvv
needed, easy terms. Everything READY ~
operation. Cntalog free. II. A. Bryant
ito Railroad street, st. Johnsbuy, "; i,
FOR SALE One Of the best farms IN 10y
elton, VT 2l5 acres AZ $50 per acre.
100 acres machine worked feids balance
pasture and woodland Never failing wAter,
ample buildings Sugar outfit and fuii me
farm machinery free. Write Box IL, 4, Il y,
So. Royalton. VT -olto
| WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE l ny
home place mile from WilliamstoWn VII
laQe containing s acres. with seven room
house. large attic, running water, good cei .
lar. barn with basement. z hen houses 40
r. r hens / COW to ffcshen in June. !
heifer freshens in March, wagons !
sleigh. separator, single harness. ,good
chance to raise poultry u interested m
i;a..,s.s,.,n VI 2Sit6
y II
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR sALE--One new one beam sled. one
new thrse-bearn sled one good. second
hand pnnR cna driving sleigh; McLeod's
shop. Seminary street 283t3
FOR SALE One pair Of seds. 3-inoh rum
ners, 6 it, on the run /: "a good set for ltln-
boring or logging Arthur Ladd. Cutler
Corner. z. F. D. !. Barre. 2sltss
Upstairs at Colton's Place !
HUMANE FABRIC HORSE COLLARS
The very best medium priced collars on
the market all sizes now in stock. s2.4s
each, sent anywhere BY parcel post
FTTZALL HORSE COLLARS
-Four sizes in every collar. easily and
quickly adjusted. unequaled for heavy work.
Sent anywhere by parcel pos. for SEQ
each.
VEHICLE & SUPPLY 60.
"a State Street Montneiier. Vermont
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VILLAGE FARM WITH
MODERN BUILDINGS

n "a seldom a more desirable village farm
4 offered for sale than our No. 1886 There
Arc 100 acres Of Land suitably divided; sugar
bush of 450 naples, partly equipped. Lun-
her for home use. Will easily carry ~ 70
l5 head and team and with silo would
winter 20 head The tilage Is entirety
FREQ from stone and rs all machine worked.
Ninc room house heated by furnace. Light
cd by electricity. Nearly all floors are harr
wood Ia very pleasantly situated on Main
road a fne point for team work. Barn 10
cIapboarded and painted so fl. long nearly
new. Extra good stable for cows anu
houses warm light convenient. These build
ings could not be butt for less than sS,vVu.
Price for quick sale, $4,000. II sold within
month the owner viii include tools, PR
horses and some livestock. In CONSIDER
ing this desirable property, do not lose sight
OF the fact that it IL located only two min
utes walk from two good stores. hve mn
,,tes or less. to the railroad station hpout
thu same distance TO good village schooh
and easy drive to Montpelier. one ana one
fourths miles or less, to Northhed. ne ne
owner would like a payment OF s2,ooV.uo
and might consider cottage IN part pas-
ment.
Place OF nine acres just outside village
nsarly now nine room two story house, good
barn. modern and UP to date. practlcaily
ali conyeniences good water; land Is all
t,liare having level; an exceptionally desira.
ble nlace. Price s3.500.00. Must be sold
on account of III health of owner.
We would like to show these to you u IN
the market for desirable property Of the
kind
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Stock

II head of tuberculin tested cattle,
Q cows, some now fresh, balance to be
fresh between now and April LIST, .
heifers, calves.
One pair Of Chestnut horses. weight
. ZOO ibs.-a fine team; ! chestnut
horse. weight about $50 ibs-, colt near
IN two wears old--will make a 100 h.
horse. took first prize at Washington
fair last wear; 2 shoats, lC hens.
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FOR SALE

vICTROLA Any model. new viii ex-
change for typewriter: G.. j. Hawcs,
Victor agent, Cabot, Vt. 22t6
SUGAR RIG FOR SALE Size 3x1o.
nearly new Grimm arch and evhporatcr,
storage and gathering tankg and 400 buck
cts and spouts win sell for less than half
present cost slso agent for the King sugar
rigs NJ w. Hyland. Tel. Orange Co.. SIS.
Wfliamstcwn, Il, i. p. 2s2t6F
MOTOR FOR SALE h. D. ilo-yoIt, 9
Brook street. 2sit3e
WOOD FOR SALE last block wood at
$3.50 run all maple: call Sam Gould.
Tel. 407-R. 279tl2
FOR SALE-Good ensilage also cedar
posts j. l.. Buck. East Montpelier, Tel.
Montpelier ass-W. 279t6
FOR SALE--One Lightning evaporator,
4xl0. used very little 200 second hand zap
tubs as rood as new. 200 secopd hand SAP
spouts (Whitcomb's), 200 new sap tubs.
1000 nsw Monarch sap spouts, smoke
stack. 1f-in.xl2ft.; G, G. Robinson Est, NJ.
II. Prescott Adm. Waterbury. VT 2sot8
FOR SALE Ladies fur lined coat size 40
good as new address "P. r. ca Times
once. zout"T
FOR SALE--One buggy wagon. one sleigh
one 1-horse lumber wagon and sled. meat
cart and chids crib call or write III. WI
Downing. 80 Summer street Barre Vt
ztste7
FOE SALE~-Stouc shed properly IN VIII
Jamestown room for gang OF men; COM
plete outside derrick and ten-ton hoist: al
some stock. For further particulars i'm
auira~of William g. Jones, Wiliamstown,
VT. 2T2t12
WOOD FOR SAILING selected old
growth body block wood. on lot or de-
livered. Tel. 10s--J. 2bet2e-
FOR SALE--We. the undersigned. have De.
cided to sell our valuable quarry, situated
In Websterville. joining the Acme Granite
quarry This quarry has not been worked
much but stone taken from II has taken
an excellent polish when onarried on the
grain. An excellent chance TO start quar-
wing as II lays in large sheets on the top.
Orc sheet now nearly free estimated et
two thousand feet Quarry Is reached by
rail and team. For further particulars
inquire Of Thomas Biakerey. Williamstown.
r. r. D. 2. or Patrick Noonan. pepos
square. Barre. VT. 25lf
SAVE COAL--By buying dry bard wood:
second growth extra large. $3.50: ede.
invs and slabs. mixed. $500; Granite CI,v
Bottling Works. Tel 72s-M or 74s-W 2z1h
FOR SALE-A preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monuments: hrightehe
up the lettering and makes the whole. rnonu-
nfent look clean and new: guaranteed; price
on application James Sullivan. ia Park
street. Barre Vt. Istf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-17
Farming Tools

Two.horse lumber wagon, 2-horse
sled. burgies. spring board wagon,
exptess wagon, pung. h. p engine
and extra good drag saw 2-horse wagon
with box body. , eultivators. corn
ueeder. moving machine. horse rake
Nov. spring tooth harrow. disc har-
row. erindstonc. , sets work harnesses,
? lirht harnesses. cream separator.
errarn cans and milk pals. and all
small tools.
Also quantity straw, some hay. har-
ley. buckwheat. oats Also potatoes
and some household furniture.
Terms 81 time 81 sale. Llnch a.
noon. Tuesday. February q a. -
O'Clock.
HENRY BORRY. Owner.
IA PEPRY. Auctioneef, Barre. Vt
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The Times will publish Wants, Lost ana
Found. For Sale, To Let etc short sdssr-
tisements--at the rate Of three INES .~a
twenty-five cents for the frst insertion anu
ten cents for each subsequent insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-17
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

soIF FRESH cows AND OTHERS TO
FRESHEN SOON, FOR SALE-H. W
Roaxs Wniiamstown, VT r. T. D. No. I.
the Den. Brown farm. 2seu
FOR sALEss-Kins Mcoie Pontiac Henger..
vstd. Ne s2e652. well marked and
spendlid individual AGED / yr.. 10 months
son OF Kinr Pontiac Greenwood Lyons
No. l9slO2 +: tuberculin tested viii be cold
rirht II taken a. oncc. John ;. Wood.
Washinx.on. VT. r. F. ID. . CRITICS
tos sAI.r-tn cows. some being fresh and
reet nearby sprinacrs 10 OF these are high
srgdsr Geernseys. balance Ayrshires and
Hoist.fns: else one exceptionally nice rsfs-
,-.er~d Hcistein bull. age about months
ali cows. N. NJ. Farnham. Montpelier.
~ zostf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-17
POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR sAIE-25 white wyandOtte pullets;
god blood and laying also cockerel.
Nd thr room for brr-iing pens W. T.
Campbell. Tel. 2ie-1 East Barre roaa
ron sAIF-Standa-d bred cockercis. white
f,c~horns. Rhode Island reds and white
Vvnraottca also eggs Ter hatching' y
htherfnn. Waterbury. VI Ecu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COOP OPPORTUNITY for party wishing
- engage In the manufacture q = special
~ granite well known TO the retail trade
rr,-to-date pisnt ready 70 operate. scrns
capi,ai required communicate with U. v
"" 1irnes ofice. lsot3
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THE HOME FARM
CONTAINING About 200 Acres

suitably divided. large quantity OF
wood. sugar orchard Of 1000 trees,
equipped for 900 naples, also quantity
OF lumbr. Place win carry 20 head OF
stock and team, eleven-room house,
good barns. hen house, silo. &c. Terms
At time OF sale.
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MISCELLANEOUS

xSyoNr NEEDING A DoNEsTc NURsE
-, ~.n cr lffr-as Mrs. G. n. Woodard,
p,,rc Vi. r. r. n. No. !. telephone
sse-ie: ~. q rrfercncts. STE
DOMESTIC NURSING I'd. 1855. 2sia
TO RFNT-facrurn cieansrsi Jhr tlectr...
storr. Is Ear street $50
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-17
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HELP WANTEn--MALE

WANTED Experienced table girl; apply
j. ". Rowen, Hotel Barr. 2slt4
MEN WANTED To cut SO or 100 runs OF
wood; Louis j.. Warner. Williamstown..
VT. Peoples phone 2lB-lz zsiu
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for
exnrrienced quarry foreman. Write Tor
nartirnlars Croxr Hill onarry Co, Inc.
Milford. NJ III 2sEtlz
WANTED AT oNCE-A man 20 take
charge of eur work in Painted. Marsh
Geld and vicinity No one. unlesS he Eyes
in this territory would be accepted Coco
eh.ncs for hustler. For full particulars
write OF phone. Grand Union Tea Co.
Montpelier VT zozIi