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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wun,e.i-A,nIe i.


SALESMAN for real es,n,. ng"ncy: noil
references. Box a az. ear, rh., '" t,,.
patch.
sALESMAS. married. ana With IL ye.,..
cNpericne" of executive and road wo,L
worth. PHONES. Madison 1885,: Madison
aD.2-w.
"a ESMAN Man with twenty yours sI-
perionco ~ inside salesman with whole
permanent position with .stubl,sheJ
house. any linv. no; afraid ut wuri. Al
,of.rcncs snd bond. l.. v. DuI zoos
Richmond
STE%oGRArHEit-I, w:ji,n. :,
Mar; Ola small sa!nsy. desires position
Immediately. EoA II Ss9. care Iho pi.
patch.
TirEwHirl%G Wanted D, ,!rX man.
Manuscripts copied. envelopes uddr.srru
sLsc!4'i! low ptleos ola ivits ious wo.a
Madison 656S.
WArciIMAN - Position 10y ,nlIdic.nr.I
m-rrirI n'hn as nish; ""t,nnan. or
any hEh; ''Urh. Vmn iGTnIsu tcsi -:pr.
.aG's Chli ti"ndo..h -pIU.J.
W!:S DOW DRESSER VIII TRAN YOU w,n.
Ho"s l.: da@ ~ Job hIi .s"IiIi You .u
ynhr nurc.i.yiis. If. :. ~. I;4.uo;ph
S'ii-J.
YuC>;u NtN h!rh .,s,p! sr,Iua,.. lie.
s!f-s .I-s..... go com" Wuuius..s u.in
call Il ), 4, MADISON 3.1,-J.
YOUNG NAN OF Is desires ,"siiion In
responsible hrm or stvr". Cl-tnin.: "a
pei!-nce. o!so cOHinrgclai .dGvatiun .
trial VIII suffice. Address j 3iS. caro-
lGc dispatch.
WANrED Wor1 OF Az! .imG H., married
riah. ~ or out Of city. prefer !ns-
wor.. Moderate wages. $50. y iS.
care The dispatch.
ScoTCItMAE. Az. 30. wishes position o.,
msn about house or worl; OF ANY Elud
Ftrst-claSs references. Eando!ph 800.
POSITION with undns;aker hy young mar
r:cd rnam: two years experience. Cali
Madison I>S9-J.
YOUNG MAN. =. college Thinning. 81
pe'isao"d spceiai,y salesman and Al
forms once work. G"sircY connect !on
iIox IL 29'. care Tho Dispatch.
MAN AND WiFf: tScand!nav.an). ulId,ir.
nscd. wish j position a. carrtakrr. rIty
"r country. Address G"nrve Burhu.fLcF
oarr z. H. ret"'gen, Elt". Va.
YOUNG MAN -. .Npcr,cncy,l sales
cierica! ANA nu;omobiie work. desires
position wirh r-lirblo-atim. BOX \ ~.
care The Dispatch.
YOUNG man not afraid o: work.. willing
{" .;art ut thu bottom. where ther. -
chance %! promotion. desires position
with some good whOlc-al" concern. Va.
hah three ycHis' .Np.rl"nc" III selling
aud gan furnish n! references. l.. -.
boS l-2i, City
POSITION wanted by reliable cnlurcI In. =
49, jani;nr. porter OF wst.h:nau. Can
furnish best -. references HuI hayC had
i.g 80 20 TO any cit! 10 work. Address
r. u. i.snhs. 6. p"gsam street.
wA%TED--i'y rcttl"d man. ,!;h family.
position as ""nosrarhc' or shrp!u.
cl"i". Boa ioi care Iii" Dispatch.
hOJN'; mrn. -. desires pus.;lon as cl"rI..
tyrist or shipping Clc-N. have had .
y,a's' experience. hes, references. 4 $50
vSIN Times Dispatch.
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WATtllMAN - Position Icy middle nv.I
married EIhn uiSh; wntvnnun or
any hEh; "Urh. Cm!, igTnIsu tesi r-:,r.
vas,s Chl itnndO.nh -DiU.J.
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Statesmen and Agents
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Wanted by Rich mon d
wholesale house to call on
an established trade. Ap-
plicants will please give full
details as to age, business
experience, education and
compensation. Preference
given to man having either
furniture, music or similar
experience. Application
will be strictly confidential.
A 431, Care The Dispatch.
SALESMAN. one who visits the haraw.r.
and house furnishing trade IN Virginia
and adjacent territory staple article:
commission basis. Superior Chair Sea,
Co. 80 spring street, Sew York CITY.
Washing Compound. Scientifically pre-
pared. washes clothes without rubbing
sua,antccd harmless TO hands or fabric;
'roduct Co.. South Norfolk. Virginia
SALaSMAN--Fruit tree salesman Profit
ME pleasant business Tor hust!ers
y tic today. Concord Nurseries. Dept,
iS7. Concord. Ga.
SAL EsMEN-sido ~\ue or whole time.
handle our guaranteed line OF Inno,.
tube patches: highest commission 10
those who can aaal!iy. Fu!i pariicula-.
write TO Southern Metal Works. Inc
she.hy. y. &.
sALf:SMEN--F"uv good saicsmen:s good
proposition. Apply 1898 FLOYD Avenue
City.
Rows OVERALL. business Incoming. Get
faSi-srlling. b!s commission. repeat or.
der side line. Sell rii general stores
Cincinnati overall Mfg. Co. teo), GIN
Cinnati, Ohio.
3ituatiOns Wnnictl-T'cmnlc3 80
EooKK EEPER. Wanted position as as
his;ant bookkecpcr and FIRST class clerical
work. CAN Madison 554s.
Observation-Disclosures young lady, with 2
years experience In general Office work
desires position AT once. BOX q 3tS.
caro- The D!apa teh.
SERVICE 30 a Dispatch Want Ad motto
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Six rooms and bath apartment.
near Byrd Park. on Boulevard
newly papcred and In first class
condition. Special concession on
unexpired lease. MORTON q.
TIIALiIIMER. FRS. National
Bank building.
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ho"S l.. dt: Job s,Ii .,naiIi You a,
y"Ir nuvr.i.yins. If. = ~. i;A.uuiph
s,,I-J
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CHURCH Hill.

Four-room fats on Church II,u;
separate entrances: from, and
back porches; electric lights: tiled
bath. Rent. s25 per month. NOR
TON q. TIIALiIIMER. First Ma
tional Bank building. phbn.
Randolph 81
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"ANfE WorH q! au: "iuG Il. married
rlau M OF out Of city. prefer insUI-.
~or". Moderate wages. 80. y iJ.
care The dispatch.
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fG7OjfODILE.S
Automobiles for Sale

IA: OWNER Will.
SACRIFICE CHEhr FOR CASlI. 80;
EAST LEIGH. STOUFFS'.
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Poultry md SuDnlica


EGGS for hutchnK: Il. l. N-ds. t. G.
Nhite l.ekhoTns and Shepherds !,nconas.
NJ. ~. WILDER. rhOno Madison 14SG. ole
Wcat Twenty eighth Street.
Eous for Matching from genuine laced
y. {. Hue Ands Iuaians. standard br.,l.
aiy fowls nre ored from blue ribbon VIA
hers. EkEs, $3.50 per setting. b. cx-
LFess. anywhere. chas. q. Pond. Crewe
Va.
EGGS--From prize winning barred Rocks.
!'sht mating. ist COCK. lot and md h.n,
1871 ru!lti. aiu and i:H cUc..rui. also
iarfiidce "SG- W. l.. k"ci. 3Oii Fen
ci.l Avenue. fhunc Madison 2syI
EtiGs-From National SHOW. prize win
ii"rs: iiyht aud dark BnTr.d ROCKS
Partridge ~! mouth Ho-Ls. : &. Rhode
island Reds. \. 6. Black MiEorcus and
;. 4. Nhiis I"s!Ioc". EI keCE X r.
u. Ho. :. OH i.oId Randolph $3.50.
ShfhEHS incunat":x. broodcr.. ucw- and
second cSGs and Jany vlic..
80. Hoith seventeenth Surc:
IL: WHITE i.EuGDE% rUi.iErS-
ANcr"S" ."' ,Sss 20. l?.l An OFFER
~. iew settings IiO.u ~ OF III. n.,,
at |@'1n per s"t,iGg. fa.sAe!i Poultry
t"fih. Route !. Boa -. II. l.. G4n.uoti.
Nanugct.
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fOU*G NAN OF Is desires position In
responsible hrm ur store. tl.inini: "a
peiIsnce. oisO commercial .d.yatlun.
trial viii suffice. Address ! sis caro-
tie DISPATCH.
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FINANCIAL.
Horses. Cutie. Vehicles


FOR SAi.S-F!:icen good. big rough work
!nulss; now aud second hand farm
whEons; grocery wagons. DuREi.s and
hnrnens. Tonth Btr.ot Stables. IS y.
Tenth street. i. q. Box IA, city.
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YCCNr. MN h!ch .;arD! gg,Iuat,. de-
s!trS .1-s.s... .,.,n ~DUI" wholesale u.in.
cali Il y, l., 4,ui.snu J.Jp-J.
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FOX EENT--Fihis. broom modern ha:s
separat" entrances. porch ana hca;iu,.
plant. 30it Park Avenue; $3.50 month,
Eighth Street.
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Hclp-Male or Female
3 I

MEN AND WOMEN wanted to learn tn,
barber trade. Tuition. 335. tools fr.o:
diplomas given. Write for information.
Richmond Barber College. 6Ot East Mar.
shal! Street. or Norfon Barber College
22i Bank street. Norfolk. Va.
We place white Hchcrs IN public pri-
waite. normal schools and colleges TN.
H. ID. Yates Teachers bureau Nashville
Tennessee.
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BRING your old casing 20 - IVES: ,3rars
tor tina "ucs ave.. "Gaca" cosby Auto
SUNNY
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MONUMENT AVENUE.

Seven rooms and baths. on
Monument Avenue. Large rooms
aud every modern convenience
NORTON q. TlIALITlMER, First
National sank building. Phone
Randolph 81
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FOX EESI--Three rooms and bath, sec.
ond hooT. North Richmond: heat an.l
water included; $40 per month Roger.
smith X lieslep. Mutual iIIds. Mai.
son l7iI.
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Auto Accessories

GENERAL bicycle ieaa.rirs. Davis Tire
Repair Co. soy Enet clay.
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ScoTCItMAN. aye 80. Wishes position .,
msn about house or worl; OF any Iiu,!.
St-ClasS references. EaUup!ph Glu.
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Repairing


BAGGAGE nErAIRED--i'roinp; service.
i:oGaiiNs T'un" and BAG Company.
ia .snn 81, '''
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rMENr--Furnlsncd b-drooul. ~
tag room. ki;chcnctic, steam heated.
Boulevard 93-J.
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.4UTOIfOHILES
Motorcycle, and Hic,clc, 4

BICYCLES. Sle cash, 81 weekly. Ruwictt
Bicycle Co, as IVES, broad
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1 1

NoNHkID TiHSs. 5o.s. ss.s1. ,ir.,.. Ma.
iona, Tire and RuHs." Co., "a; West
BTuai Street.
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- =
KEhL ESTATE FOR RErT
7"---------ll-----.-
apartments and Flats
BYRD PARK.

nMLViDEEE ST. 20i S.-Tlat, four rooms
Si2.5D
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POSITION with undertaken 10y young mar
r:cd 'nam. two years experience. Gall
MhhlsOf i.NNI.l
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WHY buy something you DONE want In
Greer I" get something l0u 10 want,
when you can 20; tus, what you noed
Tor your automobile from Wilbur =.
pot'un. 50: HToOH Avonuor Randolph
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08
Canned Corn as Soup or Dessert.

There are several ways OF using a
can Of corn, beginning with soup or
chowder and ending with sweet corn
fritter. A corn chowder is satisfying
luncheon dish and is almost a one,dish
meal. Butter can be used instead OF
the bacon called for in the recipe, says
the Rutland Herald.
In three tablespoonfuls OF bacon fat,
or six strips Of bacon cut into cubes
and tried out. cook one sliced onion
and one shalf Of shredded green pep
per Add one cupful OF diced raw po-
tstoes and cook until slightly Drowned;
next add one small can Of corn, one
eupful of water. one teaspoonful of
salt, and one half teaspoonful of papri-
ka. Cover the saucepan and simmer
until the potatoes are tender Add two
cups of milk, more salt ii desired, and
one tablespoonful Of chopped parsley
Serve with Boston crackers.
A vegetable combination is made by
browning one onion and two shredded
green peppers in three tablespoons of
fat. To this mixture add one small
can OF corn and two cups of canned to-
ma toes, one and one half teaspoonfuls
of salt. and one bali teaspoonful of
paprika Cook together for Is minutes.
Corn oysters are very good for
luncheon. To one cup of corn add one
beaten egg, fourth cup of. -four,
one half teaspoonful OF salt and one
eighth teaspoonful Of pepper, Drop the
mixture by spoonfuls into hot fat. or
fry on a griddlc or in frying pan. I'M
III a golden brown. Serve with strips
OF bacon.
For corn fritters chop ono can OF
corn and add to 1t one cup OF -four.
one tablespoon of sugar, one teaspoon
full Of baking powder. two teaspoon
fuls Of salt. one quarter teaspoonful of
paprika, and the beaten yolks OF two
eggs. Lastly fold in the beaten whites
Of two eggs. Cook in fat in a frying
pan. These may he served as dessert
with butter and jelly. or with syrup.
Southern corn pudding is usually
we'll liked. To ono can of corn add two
beaten eggs, one teaspoonful Of salt,
dash Of pepper, two tablesPoonfuls
Of butter and two cnpfuls Of hot milk.
Bake in a casserole in slow oven un-
iii firm. Dorothy Dexter
2
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THREAT TOBL0W
UP LEGATION
Unless United State s
Brings About Release of
Sacco and Vanzetti
SECOND BOMB
WILL NOT FAIL"
Said Newspaper Article
Carrying Threat to Y. 5.
Minister at Sofia

Sofia, Bulgaria, May 5 by the Asso
ciated Press s.. A threat to blow up th'
American legation here unless tn
United States brings about the releas'
Of Sacco and Vanzetti, communists
under conviction for murder in Massa
ehusetts, has been received at the le
cation,
The threat is contained in an artI
Gle in clandestinely published anar
ehist newspaper which. incased in
rcd wrapper. was sent to American
Minister Charles $. Wilson.
"The second bomb will not fail, th'
article says, referring to the explosion
Of an internal machine at the iega
ton on March H. The building is be
ing watched day and night by specia
agents.
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his valet when, as the train passed
through kirkwood Camden county, he
suddenly fell unconscious. A physician
on the train vainly tried to revive
him. He had been "a sufferer from
chronic cardiac condition The body
was sent to an undertaking parlor here.
William Roberts, the valet, notified the
family.
Mr.. Patterson had reservations at a
beach front hotel where he was to have
STAYED two weeks for the Benefit OF his
health. Arrangements probably viii be
made to take the body to Dayton to-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08
RING LEADERS
. IN JAIL FL0GGED
After Four-Hour Riot in
Cook County Jail in
/. Chicago
BLANKETS FIRED
AND THROWN DOWN
Prisoners Displeased Over
Change in Visiting
Plan

Chicago, May s.--A four hour riot IN
the Cook county Jail was quelled early
to-day when Wesley Westbrook, war
den, and thirty guards removed the
ring leaders from their cells one at a
time and whipped them. Displeasure
Of the prisoners over a change in the
method Of admitting visitors led to the
outbreak.
The riot started on the fourth tier.
Flaming blankets were dropped to the
ground floor Dense smoke almost sui
located many inmates. With steel
strips torn from their hunks, the pris-
oners beat upon the bars OF the cells.
the bedlam being heard for blocks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08

Crowds gathered at the jail entrance
and police were called to drive them
away.
Warden Westbrook said that after
each Of more than 800 prisoners had a
visitor on recent visiting day 50
many packages were left that it took
the entire Jail force nearly all night
to sort them. Guns, saws, files drugs
and all manner of contraband, was
found, he said
The warden then decided TO divide
the iail into four sections and permit
only one .fourth of the prisoners to
have visitors at a time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08
Make Salad Pretty.

An ordinary dish Of vegetables or
an inexpensive meat becomes distinc-
tive and attractive if it is garnished
with attractively cut out pieces OF veg
etable. A single boiled beet, sliced thin,
may be cut into attractive little shapes
by means of these vegetable cutters
to form attractive garnishing for po-
tato or other salad. Carrots, potatoes.
sliced raw apple, spiced pineapple are
among the, fruits and vegetables that
may be cut by these cutters. A set
may be bought that contains half
dozen different shapes, stars, crescents,
roses, etc, for a very modest sum.
There is little rotary knife that
greatly simpliies the problem OF cut
ting parsley, celery and other vegeta-
bles. If you want~mineed vegetables
of different sort TO use in Russian sal
ad dressing knife Of this sort greatly
helps.
There are egg slicers that are used
to cut boiled eggs in even slices for
2arnishing salads, spinach and other
dishes.
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OR JUST TEA2
DIED ABOARD A TRAIN.
John H. Patterson of Cash Register
Fame, Stricken With Heart Trouble.

Atlantic City, N. J., May S.--John H.
Patterson of the National Cash Reg
lister company, Dayton, O., and chair
man of its board of directors, died sud
denly yesterday aboard train bound
FOR this city.
He was stricken with a heart attack
and died before medical assistance
could reach him. He was chatting with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08
TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT

81 so Dazira Complexion Powder, Rachel, 2. sl.51
$3.50 Dazira Complexion Powder, Natural, sl.51
81 so Dazira Complexion Powder, Blanche S1.51
SOC Bouquet Rance Tale for ............5 sic
S150 Bouquet Rance Toilet Water, o., Sl.5l
SOC Bouquet Rance Soap. for ........ sic
81 90 Trufior Lilac Toilet Water, for $50. Sic
25c Violet Dulce Cold Cream, for ...... 26c
Coo Violet Dulce Vanishing Cream, for -. Gle
soc Violet Dulce Face Powder, FL. 2 for -. sic
35c Riker's Improved Cold Cream, for $50. Soc
25c Riker's Florentne and Orris, for ... 26c
35c Riker's Peroxzone Cream 2 for ..... 36c
COO Harmony LIQUID Shampoo. 2 for ...... Gle
l5c Rexall Toilet Soap 2 for .............1 Ice
25c Klenzo Tar Soap, 2 for ................2 6c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08
QUAKE AT PITTsFIELD, N. II.
Crockery On the Shelves Ratified
Movement Lasted Only Few Seconds.

Pittsfeld, n H., May s.-An earth
quake struck this town at 540 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon rafting loose
household furniture and shaking crock
cry from the shelves. The seismic dis
turbance lasted but four or five seconds
and appeared to pass from west to east
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08
PURE FOOD DEPARTMENT

45e Opeko Coffee, pounds for sl.0O
Soc Symords inn Peanut Butter. for .... 35c
9Oc Olive Oil, Imported 1919 OF. bottle, for Gle
doc Symond's Inn Vanilla Extract, 2 for $3.50. Ale
4Oc Symonds Inn Lemon Extract, for .... ale
3Oc Symond's Inn Cocoa, Is-fb., for 49,. Sic
3Oc Symonds Inn Baking Chocolate, for .3le
soc Symond's Inn Beef Cubes, lbs, for .3lc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08
We Must Be Rational About Planting

ii our navy is reduced, how about
the navy beans If the army is TO be
cut down, who will eat the soldier
beans. ST Johnsbury CALIFORNIAN.
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And That Comes Cheap.

About the only thing some people
ever save up for q rainy day i then
rheumatism St Johnsbury Caledo'
nian.
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But He Can't Go.

Headline Kaiser Busts 70 Go
ne can bust for apght we care.-Bos-
ton Transcript
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RUBBER AND HOSPITAL
DEPARTMENT

s2.75 Maximum Water Bottles, ? for $3.50. S2.16
l5c Firstaid Zinc Ok Ad Plaster, l-inch by
l-yard, for -...-.-..-.-..-- 'ioc
4Oc Firstaid Zinc Ok Ad Plaster, l-inch by
5-yards, for ...-.-..-...---.-.. $500. lle
25c Sorbo Sponges 3x4ls, for ........--. 26c
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Much More Annoying.

Archie Bore lat ll.30 p. m.--When
was boy used to ring doorbells sno
run away.
Elsie SmartAnd now you ring
them and stay.--Stray Stories.
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Topics Of the.
Home and
Household.

The flavor Of cocoa is improved by a
little cinnamon sprinkled over the top
just before serving.
xE%
I'll kempt nails will spoil the most
perfectly assembled costume. and it is
SO easy to keep them in condition with
but few moments of conscientious
care day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08
Feed Out Your Chat, Neighbour

The old expression about being be-
tween hay and grass doesn't apply
now, for there isn't any of either-yet.
st. Johnsbury Caledonian.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08

To one small can Of salmon add one
pint of mashed potatoes, prepared as
for table use; add one beaten egg, one
Tablespoonful OF melted butter, salt
and pepper to taste (if too dry add a
little milk; make into fat cakes;
place in buttered pan Brown in hot
oven.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08
DRUG AND CHEMICAL

69c Aspirin. zoos. for .................. 40
soc No. 6 Disinfectant, for ............. 81
I0c Borax, o., for ..................-.l III
zoe Cream Tartar o.. 2 for .-.......... IL
25c Flaxseed, whole. 8 o.. 2 for ........... %
20c Sodium Bicarbonate. 16 or, for 81
l5c Soda Mint, Santiago for .....--....... 16
soc f. +. Cascara Aromatic, o., for 81
10c SIENNA Leaves. 2 for ........--....-- i
DC Tr. Iodine, , for 20
2Oc Mentholated Throat Tablets, tape
hacked ? for 81
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CANDY

81 90 Liggett's Orange and Gold. LIB. for sl.Ol
Coo Honey Cream Caramels, pkg, for soc
sc Spearmint Cum for ....+..............6c
sc MINIS 2 for .................... DC
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TOILET GOODS

25c Medicated Skin Soap, for ............ Zoe
soc D'Artagan Rouge. Nat. for bic
soc Charmona Face Powder, Br, for IDLE
soc Charmona Face Powder. FL, for Ole
45c Riker's Septone Soap, for .......... .4oe
81 90 Jonteel Face Powder, Compacts, br., si.ol
25c Klenzo Dental Creme, 2 for .......... Zoc
soc Rexa Shaving Stick, for ..........-.3lc
soc Rexall Shaving Cream, for .......... bic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08
STATIONERY

ST 90 Symphony Lawn for ...,....... .Sl.Oi
coo Lord Baltimore, white. for .......-.. ole
soc Lord Baltimore. tints 2 for ......... Gle
SOC Cascade Pound Paper, for ......,....5lc
35c Cascade Envelopes, so, for ......... 36c
15c Cascade Tablets, note, 40 sheets ruled, 2 Ice
15c Cascade Tablets, note 40 sheets plain, forl6e
lOc Glenwood Envelopes, 2 for .....-....... lie
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08
PHARMACEUTICALS

soc Cascara Sag. sec 100's 2 for ........ sic
SOC Cascara Comp, Hnkle. SEP Tablets,
Tor ......,...... =. JIG
SOC Catharthic Comp, U. S. P. Pills, for 60c
35c Alkaline Antiseptc Tablets, for 36c
25c Phenolph. Lax Twin Tab Pink, for. =. 26c
69c Phenolph, Lax. Twin Tab. Pink, for ...7Oc
I9c Cream Tartar and Sulphur Lozengers, 2. Zoe
35c Caome lilo gr., for ...............36 Soc
Coo Gran Eff Soda Phosphate for Gle
coo Gran. Eff. Mag. Citrate for ......... Sic
25c Zinc Ointment, for ................26 c
doc Boric Ointment. for .................4 6c
25c Sulphur Oint., 2 for ................ zoe
35c Of Water Glass for eggs, 2 for ....... 36c
soc Rhubarb and Soda Tablets, 2 for ....3 Soc
SUNDRIES
15c Hair Nets, medium brown, for 1890. Ice
15c Hair Nets, light brown, for ......... Ice
15c Hair Nets dark brown. for .........s.. loo
15c Hair Nets black, 2 for ................16 Ice
BRUSH DEPARTMENT
Soc Hair Brush, for ................. Soc
S5c Clothes Brush. for .....-......-..- S6c
75c Hair Brush, white bristles for 1890. zoe
soc Lather Brush. 2 for ................. .5lc
SILVERWARE
3Oc Teaspoons, Community silver. June Bride
pattern, ? for ....-..-...-.--..--. .-Slc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08
SUNDRIES
BRUSH DEPARTMENT
SILvERWARE

zoe Teaspoons, Community silver, June Bride
pattern, for ....-........-.-.-.... sic