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Lust a swau black leather ksy case.
with number uf keys Finder pIrusr
mail 90 post office nos 1909. with your
address and receive rcwurd. 'ali OsaEr
3J3t.J
LOST collie puppy. white collar aud
mugflU four nnItD feet. also tip ~ tail
StruFed from nav n Cincinnati. Nr.
ward.
LOST. RFbrkah uIn in Wcst Tulsa. Uc.
wand can oaaEe asa i.
PARTY is known who took gray EIuyss
ln American Cleaner huE from pHlHrr
theutCr rect room Saturday a. w
please return is.g rare World, no ques.
tlonH viii bo asked.
REWARD offered for the return VI my
HanEcr bicycle which disappcrsd Tnaa.
day. cedar t55 or i9os p. fifth
Is REWARD Tor return N foN terrier
bitch, years old. head black. ovccpt
taper white limo Up face and tan spot
over each eye and around mouth body
white, some black spots on hack near
hips Rud another nearly covering bohbed
tail. Northeast corner Twenty first and
Peoria, Usage N2ei
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.

FRANK p. DUNCAN
city Attorney. -
IPGElishsd boz The Iulsa paiN W"rld
Anil p. 1899. world PUBLISHING CONS
RESOLUTION
A Resolution determining assess.
ments ana directing ng1g.s ,heIs,9t
for paving 100 srHEEr IMPROVE
Sfi-Sr IItruTCT $50 a,r ~ fNo CITY
Of Tulsa. Oklahoma ana at''"''"A ~
wHEEEESs the city Engineer on ths
gath day OF March. Ih--, SUBMITTED 10
the board hip written statement showing
tbe names of tho owners tho number ~
front feet owned by entn' WY
cost of the improvements. the Ii'loTlNn.
smourt of such cost 10 ue a.s,ss,o akl.Ii'
the sbuttlng prop.riy hua ius .g,s, sS,b
.uwner subject no HssrEsuHut In lhfEl
IMPROVENgNr DISTRICT 80. 80 IN
form and subsistence 80 provided 10 Seot;
tion Of Article ~ OF me 1h'I'et OF H"'p
'WIIEREAs. his board hns duly exam.
inod said statement Hn1 lylIa t"e ssi'o
10 be- correct Hra Don r.nI'I,N'IF 20 NV
NOW. THEREFORE, Et lF kE-
SOLVED RY THE BOARD on CONE
NtsSIONERs OBJ THE CITY on
TULSA. OkLAHoNAi --..
Thst said statement ge' ana 'hs same
hereby is approved Hu1. ....r. .-. q,
HE m FliRTHER EEsOLNEp mat u
Il the deterwInsilgu or ihls u.,iu 70
vi6Sd f@T in said sTHEET lMrkON 2.
NENT DISTRICT so. 800. hEHIn-t lAe
iots and blocks HbutiitE sala 'WptoNE.
0epts and the property benefited thereby
ana the property liable to assessment ss
set out IN the aforesaid statement 9 'he
CITY Engineer. ana. ..,-r 49,,
BE N FURTHER RESOLVED 'hei
notice Of such determination o. ass.ss %
given 20 an owners Uf any and HI rN,H
Sroperty by publication 10 the Tulsa
bstIy W0rId, Il daly newspaper ot genera
circulatiuo 10 the City Of Tulsa, Ok.a.
homa. Tor tive ,tI consecutive DAYS hes,o
plDr on tho Srd day of AprN 1893, nnl
ne IN FURTHER RESOLVED. lhht
ms Ctty Auditor be. Hnd she hereby ~
directed 20 send written notice hy IeFs-
tered mail 10 al OF the owners of prop.
.srtv affected by the aforesaid proposed
a assessments. said notice 70 be In form Shd
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Board and Rooms
LInmr Mol sEKILrlNN rnnN. b

Nv iNl'Hfh 0 iNN'N q. T.
no q. SNrUNb
Newly furnished, atrlDtIy modern. IsHa
HuuHhlo rafnH. Cedar 1910.
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
tHfN.. a..HtN...


pub'Ishcd IN tho Tulsa DalIy World
March 30. %, April ], %. o 1879. World
Publishing company. puLusuorl
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T. o. o. y. DIRECTORY

7. o. o, y. DIRECTORY
odd Fellows Hal, ilih South Boulder
AURORA LODGE NO. 50. l. O. o. y
Meets every Wednesday evening 1850
N. l.. PouHDsToNE. Secretary.
c, W, Gates, n. o.
TULSA LODGE n. Co., l. 0. o, r.. meets
every Tuesday evening" 7..O.
J. p hooR'l. Secretary.
TULSA ENCAMPMEN7 No. -. l. q. o. p
Meets on Second and Fourth Friday OF
each month al 2 20 H. 81.
J, l. HUuHLETI, {. p.
II II, FULLER. scribe
TULSA REBEKAH NO 40, l. o. O. y.
Regular mesung fret and third Friday
Of each mogth 1i3o 2 m.
SRs eARRT bAvTfs. = Sec. @
TUBA CANTON No, ~ l. O. O y
Ia,rssreh ll,l.iis Militant First Saturday each
o. MOORE. Capt
a. n, FULLER Clerk
ORDER OF LOYAL SONS lui.. F,r.so.
No. second and fourth Saturday each
EATnqaE;go j, iEls4EE 81, w
MIDAS LODGE No. 6oi, 1. o. O. r.. meet,
every Tuesday evening West Tulsa.
Z. }. sLlNKARD. Secretary.
UNITED COMMERCIAL rRAVELERS
ruiSs Council No s5t
Regular meeting saturday.
vi a931 n, L. pOUNDsToNE. " c.
NAAe% cHAs MYERS Saw
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lilDlNlA. q, 1i.a-rvo basement rooms
modern. 81. cedar 1850.
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lpgsll,hsd IN the Tuisa naily World
"isll 7 1899 world Publishing COM
pany pubIisher)
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ARCHER. w, i7h-ouo suite 1f ruoms
two single rooms for ught hoUssto..
Ing
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES
PETER DEicHMAN, W. N.
Jos. DROTDT Rscretar-

DELTA LODGE AS will meet IN Regular
N Communication T,uesdhv
IN April Z. Work IN D.. g. De
.uE[A gree. commencing az p. In.
WI1D Visiting Masons always well
AVA come.
Wv JOIN p. AYREs. W. M.
ARTHUR BAKER Secretary,
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EIWOpb. SO a0'-Iwu nice, IIonn
IiEhtuuuHotrru.uE rHuwH. u|.u.u|..
hath good we'll ~ Uutrr
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luSyo i.ls, s., ioi.turnished rooms FOR
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uU UENI.. puc.room futnished quaffrIt
with private bath. close lu. south side.
white people, go pcf month. OHHas
aaGA
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Automobiles

WANTED ro tut passenger body aud
lnUUf tpH.f I...
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LEGAL.

substance. es provided IN section of
Article TX ~ the Tulsa City Charter. and
20 be mailed at tho time Designated In
SAID section ana
BE n FURTHER RESOLVED that
o'clock n. m. be ana the same IL hereby
set as the day Tor hearing al objections
TO nuCh assessments improvements or ma.
tcrials IN reference Go the same. aud Hnid
hearing shall be continued from day 20
DAY until the same Is completed and any
objections not made in whiting on or before
the ltth day Of April 1922. at 900
o'clock .. M. shan he deemed TO bs
waived and,
BE IN FURTHER RESOLVED. that tho
city Auditor be, and she is hereby In.
struciei to make aud file on or before the
date OF SAID hearing her certificate
showing when ana In what manner said
notices WeT. given, aud attach 20 end
make part OF said certificate, the aft
ihvit OF the publisher showing n COPY
of the. notice % published and the days
IN which the same was puhliHhed! and
BE N FURTHER RESOLVED, that an
Emergency exists for the preservation Of
the public health and safety, and for the
turtherance OF street improvements by
reason whereof this resolution shsll take
effect from ana after It's adoption. ap.
ADOPTED ana the emergency olauss
uled upon separately and approved this
2N'h day ~ March, 1879.
APPROVED this 2Sth day o, March
T, D, EvNNs
Mayor,
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor
FRANK f. DUNCAN.
city Attorney.
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' All ovrtra ~ uhuttiuE property prop
ksveffrH bv said Improvements, and
q. 'y,aurr'g liable 90 assessment are
g.,,sv notified that all matters affecting
Lgl.s 'ir,pr1yements thereby. aur any claim
tI1I .ts.tIara DO tho assessments above set
.,S man b. filed IN writing In the Of
2I., Nfs Frank Seaman, city Auditor
!, ,bs CIV % Tulsa, Oklahoma, on or
Q, ,l,' w. ti,s ian day OF April, 1922, at 800
b,tig.b A NJ. and tho same shall be heard
eCI,Ss boari of commissioners on the
Pa dsv m APRIL 1922. nt 800 o'clock
w and any claims or objections not
- fled IN writing before sald time shaH
"nnTEp This 2sth day Of March, 1893.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
CITY Auditor
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WANT ADS
Announcements

tl-aA Az
Announcements
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s5i5, qualify
ana Service. Tulsa Undertaking Conf
pany can save you ong-halt.
LOsJ AND FOUND :
BOSTON null PuP-Elgth months 0Id.
brown. white toeL white stripe IN face.
white spot on neck Answers 20 Tony. "
Reward. vs.. j, Zollingur, 2l2 H. King
OHaga hl7I
tOuSD--Lhdys tan kid glove. on outn
L."""d near E.'Fenth street Call too
snme 3l6 w Twelf'n.
Lp~f-LauyH brown purse. On flTst be-
tween Main and Cheyenne can OsaEs
t,Gt.J and receive reward.
LOST White female poodle dog Friday
nH.t 'oNet from trelh 9ui ouswcrs
tlet-R and receive reward.
LOsr.-rair of shell rim glaFsos Friday,
between pOHtOffiCc und Cuadgu building
reward. y. /. Allison, Usage 1864
LOST BrlHdle hull pap male. tail
h9b6sd reward. Csll Usage 265b.R
Lohr-Wednesday evening On North Main
olaek.linef with siIk, ivory comb mir
ror hair brush tooth brush holder HrI
powder box in pockets. contained q few
,tllcles ~ wearing apparel. Reward.
LOsI-N worth u stamps Saturday eVo.
hlns; ilnder return 10 EetChum cigar
stand. Reward.
LuSr-Sbturday ulght hI folder CON.
tanning t7t. also receipts from bay end
Nlght Gsragc. Liberal reward Con.
0saEe ssOs or gi66-J Mr. clark
Of pearls. wednesday eve
n'sg, possibly iu the New England cafe
terra or between Ma lrStlc and FlslfD
theuteTs reward Call me al my rK-
ponss. Phone 1867 sapulpa. Mrs ben
HaHton,
LoSr--MoudaY evening brown flr ChoF.
cr Lih-ral reward Tor return cal,
ObaEe i3ss.
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nooMs roR RrNr-lrnNIsmrn u

BOULDER. a.. iOs-suite ~ rooms: Nv.
inE room, two bedrooms; private en-
franco, modern. ideal homo for gentle
men.
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utffd front housekeeping room di0in
Mu buths private entrance sec Mrs.
ItrrN. eide door.
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nooMs--uNrNRNIsnEp

FOR NaEI EI.Hfurpy ruuuIs, partly tur-
rHhnI ''rrtrIrlty. gus Hul ~sJsT fur
uIslrl, IglO.A S. IlAt0D,
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N"''r '' 'NH"'N' W. o.. Af'AIN'IH
pODGE touring brand new 5000 loss
tlnn llFt prIre. CAL OsaRr 25jG.N
FuR sALE-un paigo touring car. on"
fnrd sedan. WIZ msEs part terms
1903 p Admiral Obags s1s
ron sALE-PrscticalIy new Buick spas.
sruFer touring car OHaEa 1909, Cedar
l221.
ron SAIL Cash. model KS 1880 five.
passenger BUICK, good rubber sli round.
Motor excellent shape, clear title, 1872
license Phone Dsage 2h11-Hs
FOR sALE-One G.ton Hot CatarpiIIaF
excellent mechanical shape, llitla used /.
two b.iOn Troy, slow speed trailers, near,
ly new Price reasonable. l.. G.. wind
ron sALE-Llght delivery truck. iust ne
thing Tor grocery, E9od running order
Phone usage 6t11-J
ron 7ALE or TRADE Tor tourlnE-Tofd
delivery, tno condition. Usage t73I
FpH eALE- Ford touring car --latest
mode. with starter Decker wheel Tlm-
some 5000 miles, iu best Of condition.
o. bargain FOR cash. Call Of room l1
willard ho,el sapulps
tpH SALE-One Nhrh tIT, sport model
almost new, viIl Hrfl ~ bargain for
cash. can zee rar a. t05 garage. 7la
FOR sALE-rord roadst,r. good ,onaI.
non. bargain. lgat 81 Boston
FOURTH o.. lGn5-t0r sale no. ta1r
tnfl snt'ls''. I, Al shal', inf iu'd
GOOD sEDpHh'HANp uu'ca .rassonger
Cgdar 1855 hrt f1r Hughes.
GOOD BAKER ELECrHiC ~ Ha.r. g,od
tannIns order ,'o, nr Nl Uade "n
N Id. H..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
AUCTION SALE

1 I will sell my. entire herd Of HIGH
GRADE sHORTHORN= CATTLE at
public. auction at my farm located in
Sec: 2S, 311s miles northwest Of Kan
diyohi, 5 miles south OF spicer and z
miles northeast of Willmar, on what
is known as the Jas, Downs farm, on
+ s Friday, Oct. 1922
IS. This herd consists Of Is mich cows.
ranging in age from 8 to- 6 years old,
some Just fresh and some will be
fresh about time Of sale; s. heifers
coming 3 yrs old, some Of these will
sfreshen soon; heifers coming yrs
DID,; 10 steers coming 3 yrs old; 6
steers coming 2 yrs old; steer COM
ling 4 yrs DID,; spring calves high
grade shorthorn bull ~ yrs old. This
stock is all in good condition.
H0GS-12. pure bred Poland China
brood sows, ranging in weight from
400to 500 lbs; al due to farrow about
Nov. 10th. All bred to pure bred sire
of same breed. Chester White brood
SOW, weighing about 300 lbs, due to
farrow Nov. /. : s# .#s ..5s
Between 800 and 400 bushels Of 1921
corn. 400 bu: good seed barley, Grow.
About Is tons Of good. hay. 8.
There Willsalso be sold at4this sale
/ four horses 4 team sorrels,z 3 and Z
years old, weighing about. 5000; 1 team
blacks 10 and II yrs old, weighing abb
out 2400. ss 4 zsz.S ..<*
Some Household Goods and Mach
inery--1 kitchen stove;s sewing ma
chine;;% / table, 2 beds;1 blacksmith
forge; / cultivation; mower; 4 hay
rack: / tank heater; single buggy.
Sale will start at 10 o'clock. Z TX
Free Lunch at Noon. e. :.2s s..
TERMS OF SALE: All sums OF $40 or
less, cash; on larger amounts time
will be given till Nov /, 1923, on .ap-
proved notes bearing per cent inter
est. ss s..z -s.==.
A: r. HEGREBERG, Owner
First National Bank, Clerk. ..55.
P. Henderson, Auctioneer.
5%r-.5ss=ss Il :es.sz 81. :.y-s5 Oct18-25
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CIT | 3
ODE q
50thZA nnirlersazy llannestad
VIII Close IS alatale Mote " at
Loa1 lake Church

~ amtale Mote, q be. he at the
Betbania Long Lake urch. O. Rev.
Lunde' pastorate BEGINNING Friday,
turnout that S aturd ay On
Friday evening viii be the young peo-
pies meeting. On Sunda the Seth an
niyersary= Of the Nannestad and Beth
ania congregations vii be celebrated
with an Inappropriate program. This
aggregation. was g part OF the. Nam.
nestad con gregat ton ofs Norway Lake
until forty years ago, VIII Bethania
was organized. Former ministers will
be present, including K q. Hotter 7.
. Oppedahl, Simon Hanson and T..
s.: Halyerson. 'Fhe clerg ymen will be
present turnout the three day ct
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MANURE AND GARBAGE@ISED.IN
n ooNSiiIftE B $si 3:

Hammond, Int Aug. guam
ztity Of the moonshine sold IN Whiting,
South Chicago and Hammond is made
by foreign dtleggers il East Chi
cage. Dr. p. e Orig city chem
=ist#of East Chicago says anyone who
drinks it - ---;-z=7--:=:-- Zoo.
Test analysis III the. city laboratory
show that garbage and horse nh haire.
are thEown5in the III l1ssto gets quick
.fermentat ton. tsriggo found several
instances where. foreIg ners had taken:
old plaster on the 8 and mixed 80
corn Hal. and mash 6
start quick zferrllnsnta tion.
N
Id
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
AUCTION SALE

AS we are going to- ntinue farm
ing, we will sell all our personal prop
erty at public sale at the farm known
as the. J. II. Carlin farm, located two
miles north Of Kandiyohi and six
miles south Of Spicer, on
Wednesday, Nov. 1, 1922
Following is list OF articles to be
sold: - 5=s ..s &. .
HORSES team black geldings we'll
matched, and 9 yrs old, VT .240O;
l team blacks, mare and gelding, 8
and 8 yrs old, weighing 5000; / bay
mare 3 yrs old, VT 1906 1 brown
mare ID yrs old, VT 1900; / brown
mare colt coming 2 yrs old.
n CATTLE Els COWS coming fresh alb
out Nov Is; / COW fresh Sept. i; Two
heifers will be fresh III Dec; a calves
/ 8 months old; high grade Short
horn bull 3 yrs old. :.
HOt5ss--z22 spring pigs ell in fine con-
dition. ..=$
CHICKENS Abeut Is chickens.
lIACHINERY ~ Nice ormick grain
binder 5 It cut; Il Superior disc drill;
4 14in gang plow;; 4 four section har-
.roW;;1 Deering mower II hay rake;
Y corn cultivators;; i corn planter with
100. rods wire; four shorse disc; 2
wide tire wagons, one new wagon box;
!. I manure spreade D hay racks; i
bob sled; 7 tanning mi IS grindstone;
g cream separator; 3 sets work Shar-
ness set nets oak barrels; 4
200 bu. corn cribs; about 100 sbu good
corn in crib; 200 shocks corn in field =.
about 700 sbu. coed oats;; some seed
corr; about IS tons good Ia . .=z.s
sS= Some House hold goods, intending
hard coal self iced heater; kitchen
range; 2 kerosene stoves; IaiI haater;s
= bed with spring dining table
chair; good sewing machine; Lot.
dishes, milk pails,s crean cans and all !.
tools and smaller articles used on
farm too numerousste mentto
. Lunch will ll,e served az 11 O'Clock.
Sale viii start iiinmed iately 81 ter the
lunch
TERI 9 oEsssA SUNG 81
|or less5 cash on are er amounts one
year line given on approye1
notes zbearIInk cent III eres
Is AiltDlsl
go
N1t&f0tz6s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

Sina Lee, District A, $L0o, pen
smanshlp, baking.
Edna Struxness, District AZ, $1.Oo,
flowers, canning. ss ;z.. z: %5
Lucille O'Neil, District AZ, s.25,
earning . #zs S..' .5* 81,
Hazel Ia Sage, District AZ, s.25,
canning. z5ss. $ :szz.55 s
Beich Scott, Distri s.25, veg
etaDles. ": Isl Is .-,
Walter stranness, District AZ, s.25,
vegetables.
. Arthur solene District 81, SIS
Epen1nanship. ' VS..
. Stanley Hyden, District 81, SIS,
Epenma 5.5
Mary So1eneck, District 81 SIS,
[penmanship, booklet !. .5.. ...5 S.
Pearl ssttarck, Dis triet 81, ss.26, pen p.
,James.D Strong Dis riisct 81, $.25,
|pe1fmansMp. 's Ks:
Cecil Isaacson Dist lie q. 81 ], $500,
nmanship, booklet
Verona Iu1.dqui list, Distriict Z,
penmanshp, drawing.
Josephine Soleneck District 81,
S1.5O, penmanship, drawing art. .zs Est
Amy WesHund Diistrliic 81 $.25
penmanshiT,--sS
Mae Dazzle soIl, District $50
uenmanship,s boolkle Ess
Grace Mains from, I, Dist SIS,
FbockIe f.5.5,
S ldled Brown, District SIS,
EDOpk1et
lorenzo Ioiistri 81. $50,
Eart boil
Theo dore ard /,
49, booklet
a&sIi,l I,Bttlrriie hook-'
district draa-
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YOUR WANTS will NOT CEASE

but your earning power will. The
only safe way il to save while yon
, earn.
With advancing years wants increase
rather than diminish. Hardships and
privations that are easy to bear in
youth weigh heavily in later years
The time to save is while you are
earning and yet. so many young fell
lows say I'm earning good money,
my job Il secure, why worry" But
sickness IL no respecter Of jobs or per
sons; economic conditions throw thou
sands out Of Jobs over night SAVE
WHILE YOU EARN is the only safe
rule for the young man and the Older
man.
Then, too, there is lot Of fun in see
ing the balance in your savings pass
book grow. Some people set a goal TO-
wards. which they strive, then when
they reach that goal they set ii little
higher and keep on striving. It's good
fun. Why not apply this principle to
your account in the Montpelier Savings
Bank and Trust company, Montpelier,
Vermont, and see how much You can
save before Jan. IL
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sity to deliver lecture Saturday,
Oct. IA.
Mrs. Lucy Remission Of Montpelier
is spending few days at G. X. Dwi-
nell's.
Mrs. George Guernsey and son,
George, of Montpelier were visitors At
70. w. Guernsey's over sunday.
W.. E. Bliss attended reunion of
his company at White River June
tion recently.
Philip brennan visited his mother,
Mrs. d. Mclean, the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Hawkins and
son, Gerald attended the fair in
Mortified on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray were in
Mortified the first of the week.
James Warhurst was in Plainfeld
Wednesday,
Mrs. John Emery of North Mont
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OR JUST TEA?
MORETOWN

Miss Edith Mortimer returned sun
day from d two weeks vacation spent
at her home In Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Ferris were il
Waitsfield Saturday to attend the fu
neral Of Mrs. Ella Waite.
Marion Bisbee has gone to Boston
where she will enter Boston university
Miss Eta Neil Of Warren is assist
ing in the home Of w. Il. Wilcox.
Merrill Griffith Of Montpelier is con.
fined to his home here by illness.
Brooks Booth. who has been EN-.
ploycd at the White mountains during
tie summer, has returned and left on
Wednesday.to resume his studies at the
Z. v. NJ, burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Ward and chill
dren Of New York were guests at B.
IS. Wards last week.
William Clarke has returned to his
work IN Montpelier, after weeks va
cation.
Kenneth Ward returned to Dart
mouth college last week and Miss Mar
ion Ward left for Syracuse, N. Y,
where che will enter the Syracuse uni
versity.
Mrs. Il. h. Densmore Of Middlesex
Center, Mr.. and Mrs. Glare Densmore of
Boston called at w. r. Child's and E.
B Griffith's Wednesday.
Charles Howes remains very ill at
his home on Moretown common.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Atkins, r.. G. At
kins, Mrs Ella Talbert and Sidney
Turner returned Tuesday from a sew
eral days visit in Bennington
Fay Deberville resumed his duties in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22
If MOTHERS ONLY KNEW
Thousands Of Children Suffer from
Worms and Their Mothers Do !.
Not Know What the
Trouble Is.

Signs of worms are: Constipation
deranged stomach. swollen upper i'm
offensive breath, hard and full stomach
with pains, pale face, eyes heavy, short
dry cough, grinding Of the teeth, little
red points on the tongue. starting dur
ing sleep with troublesome dreams,
slow fever
Mrs. H. n, Roberts. 500 Asylum St.,
Flint. Mich, wrote TO DIR. j f. True L
Co: MY little girl is relieved of her
worms" And in later letter wrote:
Baby Is fine and il WAS Your medicine,
DR.. True's Elixir, the True Family Lax
ative and Worm Expeller, that helped
here
A favorite for over 10 years; mild in
action and pleasant TO take the kid
dies like it. 40c 60c 100 adv,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22
EAST CALAIS

Mr.. land Mrs. Harry Peck visited
relatives in Worcester the first Of
the week.
w. Earl Bliss and wife are spend
ing the week with relatives in New
bury.
Wallace Guernsey was visitor in
Barre the first of the week.
The Calais Woman's club has Sc
cured Prof. Peach Of Norwich uniyer-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22

Wards store Monday, after two
weeks vacation.
Miss Ethel Child, who has been al
Heaton hospital for several weeks, re-
turned last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Godfrey and son
and Mrs. Nora Atkins Of Stowe were
callers at s. 4. Atkins Wednesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22

Moving pictures at MsrshfeId Sat
urday; James OLIVER Kerwood's
Gods Country and the Law; songs
by two well known singers. Admission,
l5c and 35c.--sds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22
HELPED 1t.

Did the doctor you went to do any
thing to help your rheumatism n
Il guess SO. II has gaintd on me
steadily ever since. Boston Tran
script.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22

pelier visited relatives in the village
part OF last week.
+. H. Brown and daughter, Ruth,
were in Hardwick Tuesday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22
ORANGE

Dance, town hall, Orange, Friday,
Sept % Slora brothers and Msnera
orchestra adv.
Orange Congregational church Rev.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22

Amos ] Lord, pastor. Morning wor-
ship at II o'clock. with sermon by the
pastor. Talk to the children; subject,
MY Part" Sunday school at II o'clock
with classes for all The church is get
ting some new hymn books and anyone
wishing to help please send in their
pledges at once. All are invited to wor-
ship with N
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11
1T may be that the

1T may be that the
EMINENT scientist is right
WHEN nc says that people walk .
LITTLE ana use automobiles 81
much
THAT We arc rapidly becoming
A legless rage but getting into
ILMoUsENEs and electrics
CERTAINLY brings out what legs
we have D
a lot Of people are criticizine the
NEW peace dollar from an artistic
STANDPOINT but there is no
NOTICEABLE unwillingness to own
a few.
SOME men divide their time between
BEING mean to their wives
AND being Hice to other women.
IF seems as if all the men
WHO narrowly escaped riches
BY failure to buy some lucky stock
AT the psychological moment
ARE now reporting
THAT they were just on the point
or selling their second hand cars
WHEN the prices were cut
THIRTY -THREE languages are