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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-13
STATE c. E. CONVENTION
$50 Delegates in Burlington for Three
Day Meeting,

Burlington, Oct. Is. Reports Of Of
ficers given at the Vermont Christian
Endeavor convention here this week
showed that the organization now has
I25 active societies and 5000 mem.
bers in the state. This news was part
of the address OF the president. George
c. Otis of Ludlow. In his address he
recommended that finance commit
tee be added to the list of committees
and also that publicity director be
secured. The recommendations were
adopted.
About $50 delegates from all parts
Of the state are attending the sessions
which are being held morning, after
noon and evening. Other recon-
mendations Of the president were the
promotion of tri-state plan for field
work; that the Christian Endeavor
clearly outline it stand for the en-
forcement of law prohibiting the man
ufacture and sale of intoxicating H.
quor and also on games of chance The
trs surer's report shows receipts of
S96l 30, cash on hand to be $l3S.4s.
A budget Of $4,000 for the coming year
was adopted.
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Tho season for colds. coughs. pneumonia. in
fiuenxa and catarrhal ailments 10 drawing near.
when the thoughtful mother makes up full
pint of pure. quickly effective cold and cough
syrup made at home by using pure concentrat-
ed Essence Mentho- Laxene (21a ozs.) mixed
with simple eugnr syrup or strained honey.
A pint of cigar and half pint of water makes
the syrup in three minutes. The esoence and
and the syrup are then poured into pint bot
tie and 10 ready to use to prevent bad colds and
coughs getting worse. Tho very first dose givce
wonderful relief and in few days all trace Of
the congestion and catarrhal symptoms are
usually gone. The JOY Of seeing the quick free
cations, the freedom from anxiety and sleeploss
nights to cay nothing OF the real economy OF
THE homer remedy is worth it's weightin gold
The drug store supplies the Essence Mentho-
Laxene. Beat ever sold for cough or cold
Send cta in stampe for trial bottle TO
The Blackburn Products Co., Dayton. Ohio
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HOUSES TO RENT


TO Reimbursement at 28 Circle street
with electric lights. bath, hot and cold VIA
ter. Inquire at 80 Circle street 159t6s
TO RENT Upstairs tenement. 4 rooms he-
sides bathroom; separate steam furnace.
gas heater and electric lights: set tubs. N
good condition. Nice location. Call 207-x.
17Bt3
TO RENT Five-room cottage with garden,
electric lights low rent; vacant Oct 1871;
It Bemis place. Henry Fl. Jackson Tel.
6se-Y J77tas
FOR RENT-Stone house seven or eight
rooms; in good condition; on Trow hill.
Call 22b-J or 66s-W. I77tf
TO RENT--very desirable tenement Of six
rooms and bath. Centrally located Edith
M. Carr; tel. 362-M 177tf
TO RENT-6-room upstairs tenement hot
water. garden inquire Of Mrs. c. Cornol-
Il, Foster street i75t6s
TO RENT--Two tenements down stairs and
upstairs fiat At ls2 No. Seminary St. in
quire Of Mr.. Rossi Tat the house. l75tf
HOUSE TO RENT AT No. River s,rea.
Barre Vt Strong Hardware Co. Burline-
ton. VT. 1-dfy
TO RENT--5-room upstairs tenement SO
Merchant street: apply los Merchant ST.
o. call l66-M after 4 y. m. 173tf
TO Rents acres of land: also broom
heuse. with hot and cold water good barn,
stable. henhouse and shed known as Mead
err plant and state GARAGE and can work In
~.fhrr BARR or Montpelier: inquire Of Mrs
Vary NJ Richards. near Marvin farm.
Montpaiier. VT or Tel. 227-M Mrs. w. a.
Prize Barre. VT. 17ltf
TO RENT--Mndern Broom downstair tene-
ment, : Kirk street inquire ANGUS Msr-
Donald, 10 Kirk street. or telephone 44e-R
167tf
FOUR ROOM TENEMENT TO RENTAL
newly repaired Tel 4I2-x. 1851
FOR RENTS Brook street broom lower
fiat: At IA Laurel street. roor, 2nd floor
~ Y Laurel street. 9 room Bird floor: all
srst class with set tubs. hot water r. T.
smith call A. W. Clark. Tel. fs6-Y. s153t
TO RENT-Inaui-. o. M.
James Ahern. ~ East street. Tel. 245-w.
15otf
TO PENT-Five room Downstairs tenement.
with elert-i- licht- ard beth ~eii-- harm
r-ivilrves and good Garden situated NJ ~
Clark St. fslentone SCR or inquire at 1i-t2
Rowland Rldv 2fotf
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Beyond the HORIZON.

Far beyond your signt beyond tic
point where you and the SKY meet. IN
surance viii safely care Tor your fam
lily. Consider our ads. and be wise. Ma
tional Life ms Co vt. Mutual S.
S. Ballard. general agent as State
street, Montpelier, VT, G. j. Seager,
local agent.
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WANTED

DoMESTTC NURSE would like work. Ad-
dress Chelsea. W.. r. r. D.. No 1. i7et3s
SITUATION -Educsted young
nan wants any honest work. Three years
general business exnarien~e. Best references.
Purdy; phone s09-W. Montpelier. 17Ti4'
CASH PRICES For old rays. metals. iron,
MAGAZINES. papers. etc; Tel. 4o7-R. Sam
Gould. 1892
WANTED TO BUY-A quarry sweep ap-
ply to p o. Box 2St. Barre. VT. iT2tf
WANTED TO RENT-or take on shares =
farm with stock and toos. Box II. r. r. D.
/. Strafford. VT l70tl2
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WE NEED few good men for Vermont
and adjacent territory. For particulars.
address Nelson c. Barton. state manager.
Box 100. Irasburg. VT 1859
WANTED First class polisher and polisher
apprentice; also cutter apprentices clean.
warm and up-to-date plant; Canton Bros.
Inc, Smith street. 176tf
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AUTOMOBILES
LOST AND FOUND

IosT-Befseer postoefsce ana Bred street.
pair e. tortoise theltcd riasses IN czse.
Fraser risnse return - ths o<Hce. f7stes
LoST-Ahcat for ueeks aro lro=sftly ~
tts Gsthuii- ct-rrki a prayrr boo. ~Gcd
80 ralrntlr A. rarer gclFz1ir
anser flsarf 'rt1re Harre 81 s1i sttsin
rfra ra Uses
LOST Iffki trcer sd utife ere ksH
$3.50 ksT haI, frrraie. rt~arr A.
tp-is nsvsA r.. 81 ~. H@rr4 " lrsts
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MISCELLANEOUS

DOMESTIC NURSE-Fffteen years expert
enee. seeks engagements. References from
doctors. Telephone t4i-M.. Barre VT. inf
N0TICE-We viii commence making cider
Oct -. Bring YOUR apples early as we
expect q short season we will pay soc per
cwt. at mill for apples Flint Bros, Orange
Co. phone 1922. Washington. VI I7ltio
TRAPPERS- -Schoheld's ready baits and
scent-for fox. coon. and mink has been
used over fifty years. There's none better .
soid hy c. J. Fisk. Waterbury Centre Yer
mont. 1851
FURNITURE AND PIANO NORWEGIAN
Anderson. Ito So Main street. Tel.
Ti7-R- Ibltf
DANCING LESSoNS-Privste Instruction
BY appointment: call At i72 Main street.
phone sss-W; Marie ouinlap. fssf
TO RENT-vscuum cleaners: The Electric
Store. "a Elm street sftf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-13

GRANITE CARvER--we wish to employ an
other frst-class monumental granite csrv-
er one that Is capable Of doing high class
work. Our climate Is ideal IL months in
the year; free from epidemics of every kind !;
living conditions favorable. We now have
employed 80 men. Nine-hour day; 5 IL
days per week. permanent position. for
a frst-class and reliable man. In replying.
state age. give reference, and wages ex-
pected. Address, The McNeel Marble Com
pany. Marietta. Ga,
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HELP WANTED----FEMALE

WANTED--A girl or woman TO help with
dishes in boarding house. Call at ~
South Main street, or tel. 264-W. l79u
WANTED L Woman to do general homework.
Mrs. Paul Dillingham;, Seminary hill
Montpelier. l1St6
WANTED Woman to do washing. family Of
two. Address "G.' Times Office. 1859
WANTED AT OMEGA woman for general
house work Mrs. A. b. Greene, Water
bury, vt. l77tf
WANTED Chamber maid; w. f. Davis.
Waterbury inn VI 17ltf
WANfED-Young women to enter Barre
City hospital training school TO train to
become nurses; apply to the superintendent
at the hospital. 1s7tf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE--Arabian stallion. five year. old.
sound and kind. a woman can drive him
afraid Of nothing, weight $50 MS 500 IL
sold ut once. Inquire Of f. G. Heath. Gran
itevilie. Can see horse at Wallace Jones'
East Barre. 1866
PAIR OF WORK HORSES FOR SALE
Weighing arousd 2900 MS. Good
workers and the price viii surprise
Won. as have no further use for
them. Tel 3S6-23 l74tf
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Three Lines for &c

The Times will publish Wants. Lost ana
r,cund, For Sale. To Let. etc---short advsf-
twenty-five cents for the hrst insertion ana
ten cents for each subsequent insertion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-13
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Inherent from
Different Sectis1A

Mrs. Henry Young Of Milton has
grown a citron this summer that
weighs 1871 pounds.
/ Rev. Christian Peterson has resigned
the pastorate of the Baptist church
in North Danyille and has accepted
a call to Windsor. He goes to his
new charge Nov. l.
Ernest Allen Of South Barre reports
finding in his garden two large beets,
common table beets, the TWO weighing
approximately eight pounds. Each beet
measured 10 inches in circumference.
After eluding his pursuers for "a
hours, Pete" a monkey belonging
to Joseph Gangler Of Brattleboro, was
caught by boy, Verna Ellis, who was
one of the crowd of 200 which had
been after it. Mr. Gangler has a
trained animal group and the monkey
was part Of it.
The semi-annual meeting Of the
Vermont State Nurses association will
be held in the Proctor hospital, Proc
tor, Tuesday, October II. The first
session will open at 2:30s p. m. Alice
Shepard Gilman, r. N, of the Good
hospital, Troy n. u, will
address the evening meeting. The
Proctor nurses viii entertain all
nurses obliged to remain over night.
Burlington is to have an up-to-date
summer hotel on the lake shore, south
Of the city Papers have been signed
the 40-acre estate Of George
NJ. Allen and wife will be transferred
to Edward p. Woodbury. and wife,
who will take possession at once. In
the spring the new owner contem
Plates building hotel on the proper
ty. 1t will. be known as the Allen
wood Inn.
DIR. Harry NJ Loudon, an osteopath
d physician of Burlington, met with |
i hunting accident Wednesday that
may cost him the sight OF one eye. He |
md Harry L. White were hunting near
lnderhill when the latter shot at
and two Of the shot struck
Dr.. Loudon, who was looking up at the |
line One penetrated. his face near
he ear and the other on the edge Of
me eye. He, was taken to the Mary !
Fletcher hospital.
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HELP WANTED--MALE

POLIsHER wANTED-w With or without ex-
perience. Steady employment Hinman-
Bugbee Co.. South End Phone SEW.
170t2
WANTED olisher, steady work the year
round. Apply to Kent 4 Russell Burnham's
Meadow. 1TSff
men to represent us in unoccupied terri
tory in Vermont. Pay weekly. Write Heath
Nurseries. Manchester. Conn 17StS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-13
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

John Deere manure spreader. Eclipse
corn planter. Woodpecker s-H. p. en-
gine, weeder, smoother. two plows. one
new; hay rake. horse Toe. set medium
trucks as good as new; blower. new
hay tedder. disc harrow, moving ma
chine. Concord style wagon. two sets
work harnesses. set sleds with brakes.
two sleighs, circular saw, express wag-
on. new cuhiyator. birthstone, set light
drive harnesses. 900 tin sap buckets,
covers and spouts. II foot Grimm arch.
sugaring of arch and pans, storage
tank. sap sled, galvanized draw tub
small ehurn and butter worker. Bah
cock tester. storm windows. cntaway
harrow. sieighs. 24-ff. extension lad
der two or three straight ladders. and
many other articles not mentioned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-13
HOUSE., FOR SALE

SACRIFICE SALE--i1-room house, garage,
stable and garden in progressive up-to-data
village on railroad. drawing large trade
from surrounding towns. Excellent schools.
Several manufacturing industries. No labor
troubles. Situated on Main street, opposite
bank and postoffice. Fine location for good
restaurant which is very much needed.
House arranged to give owner q home also
ample business space and tenement TO rent.
Electric lights, village water and some hard
wood floors. As owner lives away, will sac
rihce for immediate sale. Address &c. M,
care Barre Times or tel. Barre 3e-M.l74f
FOR SAI.E--The y. A. PripdIe house At
sb Keith avenue. corner Summer ST. snd
Keith avenue l74te
Brooklyn street property consisting OF
two tenement house, large barn and an
acre or more Of land. House contain ten
rooms; is pIumbed, and very pleasantly sit
uated. A good home investment.
Also. cottage house. on adjoining lot
furnace heat: modern plumbing, etc. As
owner Is leaving the state, will make price
which is so low anyone will purchase If in
the market for anything Of the kind.
Park street property situated on large
corner lot with ample room for another
residence. Very choice location with hest
Of surroundings This is also offered at
much less than the cost to build. Property
Il always rented and affords an opportunity
for owner to live in part and obtain
.Cod income besides.
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sTOCK-2o HEAD

IL grade Jersey cows. three two-year-
old heifers. some fresh. balance %
freshen in fall and wintc-. eigh; calves.
some six months old; Jersey bun. two
and one-half years old. eligible to reg.
istry; pair chestnut horses. weight p.
500 pounds: an extra GOOD team: god
are: pair black horses. weigh; 500
pounds: eight and nine years old. extra
good workers and drivers; also. one
Rambler car. mechanic ally in good
shape.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Including organ. isrEe cookstove. Ia
bles. chairs. buresus. beis. piciuers. st-.
Aleo fur robe. side ssdi,e. etc
Terms 81 time 81 sale Lunch ~
noon. sale wili begin a. 10 o'ciock IN
The forenoon. Tuesday. Oct ~. 1922
GUY BENTLEY. ounsr.
.. A. PERRY, Auctio.rer, Barre. ".
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tary to the principal, George i. Plimp-

Mr.. Andrew is a graduate Of Tilton
seminary and Norwich university. He
is consulting engineer for the city of
Decatur, Ill. He was captain during
the World war, serving ~ months in
France with the 32nd Engineers.
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ii6[l{gA||Hi1qlE|]|zIM|3i !
FARMS FOR SALE

sIBLEY FARM FOR sALE-on Wiley st.
Ext. one half mile from north end sheds I;
IT'S acres well divided into pasture. tillsge
and woodlot TilIage in high state Of culti-
tons hay and 200 bushel corr In crib Farm
ing tools consists Of practically ensil-
age cutter and gasolene engine. all sleds.
wagons and harnesses. One pair good work
horses. hogs. hens and 20 cows. $4,000 takes
all. For further particulars INQUIRE, s. D.
Sibley, Plainfeld. VT Tel. S005-4 i7Ttl0
FARM FOR SALE--One mile from North
field village on the Union brook road. SIS
acres with or without stock,w God and tim
Der enough for place. Good buildings. prac-
INQUIRE c. J. Hill. Mortified. VT. i75H
FOR sALE-one of the best farms in
waitsfeld. thirty-fve head Of cattle. all
crops and tools. One farm in West Tops
ham. 1856 acres. one-haif mile TO village,
s srm 4 Rnsh 70 e Also . sm. ~
Roxbury depot These farms can be bought
right They are my own property. no COM
mission attached. Might consider city
%satps, ns ssIev T MdD assM
W. le2u
FOR sAI.E--v Village farm. 80 acres. miles
from MontpeIier; John r. BENJAMIN:
Barre. Tel. lob-K Isu
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
All kind. OF real estate: farms. all sizes
and locations village properties. all kinds
stores. feed and saw mills cottagps
at Joes POND call and see US write or
telephone what you want II you mean BIS
mess we can sure show you the soo<is
prices and terms right
A. R. COLE and p. s. ROGERS.
Agents.
Marshfield. VT. 7sf
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR sALE-Fifty FUN blood R. l. pulisss:
nice one $50 % s2co each. Mn. Eda-
lena NJ Boardnan. Chcisea. VI iseti1
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR SALE Fifteen grade Shropshire sheep.
also registered ewes and one ram lamb.
o. d. osgood. Marshheld. VI. i7stss
FOR SAIE-Nice registered Shropshire
buck: POO Ms. sl2. ". P. Briess. VIII
Jamestown. VI. ING
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my entire lot Of household goods as
follows:
Cook stove. dining table and six din
ing chairs. morris chair, Office chair,
four rockers. nice couch. stands. arm
chair. two nice oak chamber suites. sron
bed. three sets springs. thrte mattresses.
lot Of bedding consisting Of quilts,
spreads. sheets. pillow 'ases. three PAIR
pillows. large oval mirror. two small
mirrors. clock. lot Of nice pictures.
quantity Of table linen. silverware,
china. crockery. glassware. brio -brac.
portieres. three pair lac curtains. etc.
art square. sll-wool carpet. couch han-
mock. sofa pillows. three large crock.
ironing board. wash NIB. wash boile-.
combination wash bench and wrincsr.
garden hose. storm Window; two
sleighs. one wagon. shout one-half ton
coal and lot Of articles not mention
Come To this sale - our necessity =
youE opportunity.
Terms a. time Of saie.
HARRY D. COLE. o~nsr.
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Thoughtful Mothers !"
Are You One Of Them ?

the thought
full mother
who provides
for emergen-
cies and saves
herloved ones
from hours OF
suffering and
herself from
needless anx
iety and sleep
less vigil.
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NORWICH MAN MARRIED
Raymond Andrew Takes Bride at Til
ton. N. H.

Tilton, y. H.. Oct. l3.-Miss Gene
We've Foss and Raymond Andrew were
married at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs f. Raymond Walker
Wednesday, Miss Foss is the daugh-
ter of f. G. Foss of Holyoke, Mass.
She is a graduate Of Tilton seminary
and for several years has been secre-
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THE HOME FARM

containing from l65 TO nc acres, Of
which 90 acres are in iillages level add
free from stone; pasture for 20 or more
head; sugar bush Of $50 naples; some
soft wood; will winter 30 70 30 head;
best Of water; ten-room house in ex-
ira good shape; flush closets. part hard
wood floors, porch: modern barn, about
7fx44 feet, with basement; tool shed
and garage. The real estate viii be sold
on easy terms, with a payment Of
81 600 down or possibly less.
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UPSTAIRS AT COLTON'S
5-A Stable Blankets. all sizes. large or
small q
5-A Street Blankets. some beauties for
S4.qs.
ga Team Blankets. Leatbered and linef
ALI. ROADS LEAD TO coLToNs.
S. State Street Montpelier. Vermont
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WANTED Two men 10 learn the polishing
trade. Good opportunity. Apply in per-
son. George Straiton. Barre. l74u
WANTED First class polisher in nice clean
mill to work in steady eork for the eight
man: also granite cutters and granite ap-
prentiees.. Anderson-Friberg Co. Wiley 81:
l71tf
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Agents.
Marshfeld. VT.
ROOMS TO RENT

TWO FRONT OFFICES IN scAMpINr
BLOCK TO RENT-will rent single or
double phone 5i7-W or szs-R. l7stf
TO RENT-Four Office rooms me large
front room 2nd floor inquire OF Quin-
Ian house. l72 North Main street 75u
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Magee heater, foot power turn-
ing lathe. large stepladder. Apply Jog
Washington St., or phone a13-M. l7st6@
FOR Nice. clean, live geese feather
pillows. Inquire Of cIs.a r.. Dwinell.
Hardwick. W. l77t6
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WANTED
GRANITE CUTTERS AND
QUARRYMEN

To take places Of the men whose agree
rnsnt with this Company expired on
March sIet, 1929. and who have
refused TO resume work on the
AMERICAN PLAN
Permanent employment at MILFORD.
MASS. KEENE. ~. H.. and STONY
CREEK, CONN. a. hours per week.
We are paying high class Monumental
granite cutters and cnrvers. $3.50 20 $40 and
frst class auarrymen $3.50 TO $40 rer day
Esch man furnished free 100000 LIFE IN
SURAEcE so long as be remains in our
employ Working conditions at our plants
are the best in the Granite Industry.
APPRENTICES WANTED
To learn the granite cutting trade. Coed
pay TO start and advancement according
to Improvement. Full wages when you
can produce standard days work.
APPLY TO
The Milford Pint-Victoria White Grants
Co.. Milford. Mass.
Good woodsmen for steady job.
The c. f. q r. o. Burt Co.. Stowe W.
162tf
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nAkhf u. LOLEs O~neT-
V. R HUDSON. AuetionesT. Marsh.
field, Vt
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AMERICAN PLAN

WANTED-FeY apprentice granite cutters
Hoyt & Milne. Depot square. lsetf
wANTEN A few more apprentice granite
cutters barclay Bros. 1s7tf
GRANITE CUTTERS. QUAR-
RY WORKERS. POLISHERS.
TOOL SHARPFNFRS AND
JUMPERS. TAKE NOTICE
LABOR TROUBLE IN
BARRE. VT. AND VICINITY
AT PRESENT
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WANTED-One good granite
cutter, one good granite let
terer; steady work and good
wages to suitable men; good
working conditions. BROCK
MONUMENT CO.. vincennes,
Ind. i7s'S'
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FOR SALE-The II. A. PripdIe house at
sb Keith avenue. corner Summer St. and
Keith avenue l74te
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TO RENT- Five room downstairs fenerners.
with eler.-i~ ticht- a-a beth ~cil-- harm
r-ivilrvrs and vrod ~srden situated NJ IL
Clark st.. tslentone SCR or inquire at ii-i2
Rowland Rldv 2fotf
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Sweet Cider

for sale. Order early Apples are scarce.
Z. n. BAILEY tel. 734. 177tf
$40 solid cord. I6 in. SIS for limb wood.
z. M. Ide, East Calais. Vt 177t6s
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TO RENT-Five-room cottage with garden
electric lights: low rent; vacant Oct. lis !:
ct Benis place. Henry Fl. Jackson TEL
69e-Y I77tas
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FOR sAIE-v Village farm. 80 acres niles
from Montpelier; John r. BENJAMIN.
Barre Tel io6-R. 7atf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-02
First Baptist
Rev. DR.. A. ]. Moncrief

$3.50 A, NJ, Bible school. Loo Mac
Donnell, supt. Special program featur.
ing Christian Education, the various de.
partments OF tho school participating
Adult Bible classes extend cordial invi.
tations to visitors,
II A. M. Patriotic service. program ap-
propriate to Independence Day, Sermon
subject, 1.-THE Flag. the Symbol of the
Nations Soul" National hymns sung
Invitations extended army and navy men
and all patriotic organizations,
p. M. B. z. p. U, meetings. Junior,
Intermediates and two Senior unions with
programs adapted to all ages of young
people.
az NJ Evening worship and sermon.
Sermon, the fifth in the series on 'sPlay-
ing the Fool" subject, THE Fool Whose
Tongue Ii too Loose" A profitable mos
sage for the gossips and scandal mon
gers,
'.Cozns thou with as and we viii do
thee good"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-02
Gadsden NJ. E.
Rev. w. P. Hurt

Corner Gadsden Street and Ninth Ave
Pastors Residence 9oS p. jackson ST
Sunday school BIAS A. NJ.
Public worship II A. M. Short sermon
followed by Sacrament Of the Lords
Supper.
At 8 P. NJ. the Juniors and Intermed'
iatss win meet for organization Of Jun
ior Npworth League.
Senior League r. M
evening worship p. NJ. Twenty min
ute song service. Special music, Pat.
riotic songs. Subject Of sermoni "a Ma
tion's Security"
Women'B Missionary Society Monday
instead Of Tuesday at $3.50 P. M.
Midwsek prayer service Wednesday 81
7,4B instead of 8 P. M.
Calendar Society Thursday p. n.
Business meeting Rpworth League Fri
day p. M.
buildings we'll ventilated and comfort
able. All our people are urged to make
special effort to attend these services.
A cordial invitation to the public.
TyJIvERSALIsT
Church service IL A. NJ.
Speaker for today. Mr.. NJ. G. Runyan.
subjects '.Another Comforter"
Leader OF service, Vivian Blair Rich
ards.
All welcome.