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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28
THE FARM

known as the Patterson or Bradbury
farm, containing about IS acres; 30
acres of tillage in good state Of cultiya-
tion; lays fine; sugar orchard of 600
trees; win keep IS TO is head Of stock
and team; two barns, one 34x5O II.
in very good condition; one, 2sx36 f.,
with leanto, l5x55 f.. carriage house;
large hen house; basement under
harms: tie ups for i6 head; very com
Portable house containing nine rooms;
heated by furnace; could have electric
lights. never failing water.
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TO
MONTREAL
Only s5.00-OnIy

Tickets good on trains leaving
Barre, 2:45 a. m. and 3s45 p. M, Nov.
3rd and 2:45 a. m. Nov. 4th, Mont
pelier $40 a. m. and 4:l0 p. M, Nov.
Ord and $40 a. m, Nov. sth, and good
returning until Nov. 18th, inclusive. See
flyers for particulars.
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SPECIALS FOR
SATURDAY

Beef Steak, per 10 :. .29c
Boiling Beef, per ID ..8c to 15c
Sirloin and Roast Beef, fb 25c
Pork Chops, per 10 ..28c to SOC
Fresh Shoulders, ID 49,. .22c
Smoked Ham, sliced .35c
Smoked Shoulder, ID 22c to 19c
Frankforts, ID .18c
Pork Sausage, 10 Zoe
Compound Lard, per 10 -. .15c
Pure Lard, per 10 Ice
Compound Lard, 5-fb. pail 65c
Pure Lard, 5 ID. pail -. .o5c
Potatoes, per bu ...Si.00
Toilet Paper, 6 for .25c
Bird's-eye Matches, 6 for .35c
Cornflakes, 3 pkgs. for -. .25c
Purity Rolled Oats ..... .25c
Sugar, per ID ..........7 lsc.
Soap, 10 cakes for 49,. .50c
Honey, one pint 49,. .40c
Small Tumbler Honey -. zoe
Eggs, per dozen $3.50. .40c
Butter, Washington Creamery,
per ID .0oc
Bargains on everything -
both groceries and clothing.
Rmember, The Store Across
the Railroad Track.
Hidder Habbep
Orders Delivered Free.
$50 Prospect ST., Telephone 5s3-M
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR sALB-25 White Leghorn hens. some
laying; =. II. Quinian. so Elmwood Ave.
1g1t2s
FOR SALE--t0 Rhode Island Red puliets /;
small parior heater sleigh aud light
wagon pole: telephone GAY. 1905
FOR SALE 30 Rhode Island Red pallets /:
grntleman's black fur coat. iron be~i with
springs. rockers. stands and some eth
er small article Of furniture: Mrs Bertha
Sander. Barre r. 2. D. No. 3. Tel. 2si-s.
lsoffa
FOR sALE-Fifty full blood r 7. purie.s
nice ones $3.50 TO s2.0o each: Mrs Eda.
lena n Boaraman. Chelsea. VI isstlg
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TO RENT-Nov. I. second story tenement
Of four rooms. bath sd ps.try, centrally
located: Tel. 764-W. 1sstf
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FOR SALE

CANDY SHOW CASE FOR sALE--i2 II.
long: in good condition; will sell at bar
gain Barre Fruit Co. 1a2tf
FOR SALE-Glenwood. Quaker and Marea
cook stoves : also wood and coal heaters
Abram Fine a Son. Corner Main and Granite
street i9lt6s
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in modern plant doing highest grade OF
work apply by letter to Douglas g. McMurt-
RE, Condo Mast Press, Greenwich, Conn.
1921
ACTIVE MAN To take orders for nursery
stock and hire agents. Highest COM
mission, exclusive territory. Emmons &
Company. Newark. N. X 1921
ACTIVE MAN to take orders for nursery
stock and hire agents. HIGHEST COM
Nurseries. Inc, Newark. N. Y. 1891
WANTED--A frst~class granite cutter--a
man that can operate mill do turning Of
all kinds on lathe. set machines do letter.
ing and carving on granite; handle SUR
facers, polishers and plug drill ordinarily
fast workman man not over 45 years OF
age: will give steady employment at $125
per hour; will have mill ready for opera
tion by Jan. 1st must have reference; II.
Il. Blakesley, Box 266. Franklin, La 1871
CLASS ALESMAN
EASTERN ORGANIZATION Expanding
rapidly, has an opening in northern Ver-
mont for ambitious men, Selling expert
ence not necessary, hut desirable. Mar
ried men with auto preferred. First class
references required. Excellent future. Splen-
did earnings to start. Phone Mr.. Hale.
190tf
WANTED AT oNCE--Man or boy for der
hickman and grinding; Carswen, Wet
more Co. i87tf
wANTED-Boss poiisher steady Job apply
at Jones Bros. Co lsstf
WANTED--A polisher or an apprentice poll
isher; call 6ss-w. lS2tf
WANTED First class polisher and pollsher
apprentice also cutter apprentices clean,
warm and up-to-date plant: Canton Bros
Inc. Smith street. l76tf
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Buy
Concord Yarns

direct from manufacturer at a
big saving. Spun from long
combed wool. Write for free
samples, many beautiful
shades and heather mixtures.
Doe per four-ounce skein, So
per pound; in five-pound lots
so. Postage paid on all or
ders. Concord Worsted Mills,
CONCORD, n. II.
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ROOMS TO RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS TO REST-s..s-n
hrzt g. Tc-uasi hiork. % tao fixht in
caire on the prcuisez- fE1f
Two FRONT OFFICES IN SCANPI,si
BLOCK TO REST-Wnl rent single CT
dcatle pkcns sl7-W o. ste-R i734
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TO pENT-Fiv. room downstairs s~nc-rer-
With electric iiehss srS bath. csil-r. hprn
Clark Sc. teiephcne SCR or iaauire NJ ft-is
Hewiand piic 1904
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FOR RENT-For months or one year g.
room. LIST floor apartment at I East ST ::
fully furnished, or win rent unfurnished
for immediate occupancy; A. A. Royce, 2s
Pearl street Io1f9
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MISCELLANEOUS

TRAPPERs- Schoheid's ready hsit- ana
seent-for for. coon. ard mink has been
used over fifty ycars. TIERS none hitter
sold Nv C. J. Fisk. Waterbury Centre Yer
mont ietd
FURNITURE AND PIANO MovINc-IoAn
Anderson. ITO So. Main street. Tel
7iT-R iE1d
DANCING LESSoNs-Prisats instru-tioa
~ appointment. cal 81 IL Main STREET.
'phone sew Marie ouinlsn- isstf
TO Rf.ST-Necuun ciesnsr-. he E1~cfris
stnrs. "a Elm street etttf
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THE REAL ESTATE
Containing About 100 Acres.

About 45 acres of tillage; pas
lures, brook watered; win keep from
Is to 20 head; estimated from 700 to
1000 cords of block wood and $4,000 fl.
of lumber; sugar orchard Of 1000
trees; plenty of fruit; s-room house
painted white; stock barn 4sx6o it., in
good repair; horse barn with three
good stalls; carriage room, clapboard.
ed; good sugar house. Located On
good road and near neighbors.
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TO RENT-5 scres Of land also BROOM
house. with hot and eold water: xood barn.
stable. henhouse and shed: known a. Mess-
owbrook farm. near carbarn. electric pow
- plart and state raraUe ard can work In
either Barr or Montpelier inquire Of M.
Wary ~. Richards. near Marvin farm
Montpelier. W.. or Tel 227.Ms Mrs W. q.
Pirie. Barre. VI. f7ftf
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Intereet from
Different Sectiena.


The ll-year-old son Of Henry Four
nier Of North Troy fell rs feet from
tree last week and lay an hour un
conscious before discovered. One cal
was almost severed from his head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Thompson ccle
l,ratod their golden wedding anniver-
mry at the Methodist church in Shel'
burne Tuesday. Four were present
who attended the wedding. A purse
Of 5000 in gold was presented them
George M. Baker, 81. for nearly 20
wears prominent resident of Bellows
Tails, died Wednesday after an illness
Of n wear or more. He had occupied
various public offices, among them viii
,aQe trustee, and was formerly the
head OF the Bellows Falls Pulp Plaster
company's mandatory.
AZ the Rockingham hospital, Bel
lows Falls, John A. Hitchcock of Hud-
son, N. ", died Wednesday night few
minutes after reaching the institu-
ton, following injuries received when
he was struck by northbound freight
train at Charlestown, N. H. He was
railroad baggage master, 30 years
Old, and, having brother attending
Vermont academy at Saxtons River,
was going there for his vacation. He
was walking on the track when struck
by the train
A valuable saddle horse owned by
General N. G.. Williams of Bellows
Falls, which had been for several
months used by Eugene s. Leonard,
III, and in his care was injured on
Wednesday evening by collision with
an automobile driven by Captain Har-
old III. Cady so severely as to become
necessary to kill it. Temporarily in
Charge of Charles Lawlor it started
for the barn alone and blinded by the
automobile lights ran into it. The
automobile had nearly stopped but
was badly smashed by the concussion.
Charles Beaudette. Oil years old, who
lives between Quechee and Hartland,
in court at South Royalton Wednes-
day, pleaded guilty to the manufac-
ture Of intoxicating liquor and was
fined $500, with costs of S3l.l4. Beau
dette was using an ingenious contri-
vance made from three teakettles,
which turned out quart and a half
an hour of the liquor. He had three
quarts on hand, besides grain and
malt, and admitted that he had been
engaged in manufacturing for long
time. 1t was the prevalence Of liq-
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FARMS FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT-Consists
OF ITO acres with good buildings within 4
nyies OF Barre City. For further partieu-
lars write TO KIM care Times Office. 1s7ts
FARM FOR SALE--13o acres about l mile
from creamery and village; wood enough
for place: good state road: for further par
ticulars to *. Y. D." care Times Office.
1866
FARM FOR SALOONS mile from North
feid village on the Union brook road, s.
acres with or without stock,w God and tim
her enough for place, Good buildings, prsc-
tically new s-roon house; price reasonable !;
INQUIRE G. J. Hill. Mortified. Vt. 175tf
FOR SALE,--yillage farm. so acres. miles
from Montpelier: John Y. BENJAMIN.
Barre. Tel. l05-R. 7sh
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THE HOME FARM

containing rs acres, suitably divided
20 acres Of tillage in good state Of cul-
tivation; fences nearly all wire; soft
wood for place will keep IL head and
team; two barns in good condition,
both have Easements with cement
floors; horse barn has four stalls; COM
Portable house, recently painted; never
failing water at house and barn. Very
near schools.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

beds. feather beds, tables,
hairs. stoves. etc. etc.
Terms AZ tine Of sale. Lunch II
hon. "Wednesday. NOV. 4. AZ 10 O'Clock.
GEORGE h. SILLowAY, ownsr.
D. A. PERRY. Auctionesr. Barre. VI.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Thompson ccle-
bratod their golden wedding anniver
mry at the Methodist church in Shell
burne Tuesday Four were present
who attended the wedding. A purse
Of 5000 in gold was presented them.
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The ll-year-old son Of Henry Four
nier Of North Troy fell rs feet from
tree last week and lay an hour I'M
conscious before discovered. One ear
was almost severed from his head
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CROPS

y tons Of hay. quantity Of greer
oats, quantity Of ensilage.
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HOUSE, FOR SALE

FOR SALE-1he e. A. PriDdlss house ~
So Keith avenue. corner summer st. snd
Keith avenue I4n
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AGENTS WANTED.


sOLIcIToRs--Ms Men and women sell de-
pendable trees, shrubs, roses, for shipment
direct to purchaser. Steady work full or
spare time. Weekly pay. Outfit free.
Brown Brothers Nurseries, Rochester. ". ".
ls2tlF
CANvASSERs-- Make 2s0 10 800 per cent
profits. New. exceptionally useful. neces-
sary article: every home buys several Pock-
ct sample. Factory" Pine, Elizabeth.
N. j. 1871
EVERYBODY USES EXTRACTS-Saii DUO
Double Strength Extracts complete line
household necessities: big repeaters; write
to-day; DUO CO.. Dept. Elisa, Attica.
NJ. ". l92tIs
RELIABLE MAN WANTEp--In each town
for special advertising work; ss5 week
TO man who can produce satisfactory re-
suits experience unnecessary: opportunity
for promotion references required. Address
EASTERN COMPANY. IS North Washing
ton ST.. Boston, Mass. ipztis
EARN $3.50 WEEKLY selling guaranteed
hosiery for men, women. children we de-
liver and collect Consumer Hosiery Mills.
724-H. City Hall Station. New York. l92tls
HEAT WITHOUT COAL
New kerosene burner cooks. heats. bakes.
cheaper. better. cleaner than coal or wood.
Coal bills cut one-hslf. Fits any stove or
furnace. Fuel shortage makes every horne
buy. Amazing big profits. Demonstrating
burner FREE. Selling experience unnsc-
essary. EVEN HEAT GENERATOR CO..
6i25 w. 26th. Cicero Station, Chicago. 1871
CLAS HE W.T. MALE
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STOCK

Six grade Jersey and Holstein cows.
some due soon. balance 20 freshen be-
fore Jan. Is; two yearlings, | bull; 2
pigs, weight about $50 pounds each
pair black horses, weight about 1000
pounds.
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JUST LOOK!
for Saturday Bargains

10 lbs. fine Sugar TIC
Dairy Butter, ID =. Soc
Washington Creamery Butter,
per ID Z. .50c
Compound Lard, Id I. .14c
8 large loaves of bread !. .25c
Good Eggs, dozen ...... .40c
Brookfeld Eggs, dozen ". Soc
Mincemeat, pkg .l5c
3 pkgs. Corn Flakes .25c
10 cakes Soap Soc
10 cakes Swift's Soap ~. .35c
Good Cooking Apples, PIX SOC
Western Steak, ID .3Oc
Good Roast Pork, per pound,
25c, 28c, soc
Beef to boil, b., from 10c to 1Sc
Smoked Ham and Shoulder,
Pressed Ham, Minced Ham,
Frankforts and a great many
other good bargains.
Just acros the bridge.
Louis ROmdnOS
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Stock and Tools at
Auction

As cannot get help to carry on my
farm, will sell tools and stock at auc-
tion on
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HnRSFS AND VEHICLES
Heating Stoves

One Round Oak ...........-.....S2a .oo
One Hub OAK ..-.s.s.-...-.....s.e 5000
In sood condition and Nth coal and WOOD
MARSH ALLEN 90.
y. T. Tel 100 - Orange CO. Tel.
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s YOUNG COWS

Three now fresh. one to freshen
soon- grade Holstein; 4 high grade
Jersey cows to freshen in early win
ter; 2 horses.
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. l,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,

on the premises in Middlesex, in Shady
Rill neighborhiod. known as the +. w.
Colby farm, the following described
property:
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10 HEAD OF STOCK; TIL.
BERCULIN TESTED

Seven cows, grade Jersey and Hol-
stein, some fresh; others 10 freshen in
early winter; bull, 2 calves; pair
Morgan horses, five and seven years
old. extra good drivers and workers,
well matched; 6-year- old black horse,
weight l,400 pounds all sound and
right. 20 hens.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

All kinds Of real estate farms. all sizes
and locations; village properties. all kinds !:
stores, feed and saw mills: cottages
at Joe's pond call and sec us write or
telephone what you want II you mean bis
mess we can sure show you the eoods !;
prices and terms right
A. r. COLE and P. S. ROGERS,
Agents,
Marshfield. VT. 1sn
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SALESMEN WANTED

sALESNEN- yoa want sseoe.so ne frst
year. Wr7te ncw stronr iine Tor retail
storcs nafionaiiy adVcrff I'D rash stascn
here. tihernl ueeklg advarcs ~ rr06ucfr - /.
CONTINENTAL COMPANY. 1899 Ei.clid.
Cisvslana, ohio. Dept. 5os. lfctls
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FARMING TOOLS

Moving machine, horse rake, nearly
new spring tooth harrow, cultivator,
corn planter, lumber wagon, buggy
traverse sleds. 3 sleighs, pair work har-
nesses, 2 driving harnesses, cream sep
arator and all small tools, 1000 buck
cts, Grimm spouts, covers, 500 It. pip
ing, 3 large storage tanks, loft. Grimm
evaporation, 2 sap sleds, etc.
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FOR sALE-le2i Ford ls-ton truck. with
closed in steel body apply at Red Cross
Pharmacy. issH
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Farm, Stock, Tools and
Crops at

at 10 O'clock in the forenoon.

As we have other business which
takes our entire time and have no
help to take care of our farm, we viii
sell same at auction on the above date
on the premises in Granville, one and
one half miles from Granville Corner,
ON the hill road TO Warren, at the three
corners, known as the Ed. Wilson or
Bishop farm;
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toilet electricity and gas ground floor:
at 1876 North Main street: new paint and
paper: low price for winter TO right peo-
pie; A. NJ. Batchelder, 2s Fairview street.
Tel teo-h. 1s7H
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THURSDAY, NOV. ?,
at 1880 O'clock,

on the premises in Plainield, known as
the Aldro Batehelder farm, two and
one-half miles from Plainfeld village
and four miles from Barre
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Real Estate and Per-
Sonal Property at
AUCTION

As | am going TO make change in
business, will sell at auction ON
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP

BOYS AND GIRLS-Earn worth while IRE
miuus or cash commissions; good propo-
sition for lady agent: household necessities !:
name end address brings full particulars
Box 25s. Athol Mass. is2te-
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FOR SALE-Three ladders. wheclnarrow.
one-horse cultivator. corn cutter, 8 earth
ern lars. one S0-gal. one 16 and other & !:
earthern churn with dasher; dung fork,
Oak parlor heater. scyths and snath. brnss
Kettle Mrs. Ducharme. rs West street,
Tel. 1921. I9lt2
FOR SALE--Carrots, turnips and beets, 81
per bushel: Robert Oliver. East Corinth.
W 1879
FOR SALE Ottawa log saw. AZ h. D. 1921
S moaei nearly new; price right; call at 10
ALL WOOL KNITTING YARi, FOR SAFE
Direct from manufacturer. csc. SI.s5,
3l-6o pound. Postage paid on Eve dol
lar orders. Write for samples: III al.
BARTLETT. Harmony. Maine. lsot2e
FOR SALE Glenwood cabinet combination
stove also white Mountain refrigerator
can a. 70 fremont street or TEL 624-W.
~ 1894
FOR SALE-A small coal parIor heater al
so large self-feeder pafiur heater; can
at % Warren street; +. C. Wetmore ls9ts
FO RSALE-Upright mahogany plain case
piano and bench; in excellent condition:
write 70 BOX r." care Times office. 189t4s
FOR SALE--Typewriter alnost new: few
odd pieces OF nice furniture. sold cheap II
taken at once; call 1853 North Main street.
1sSt6s
CORD WOOD FOR sALE-2oo cords II.
second growth beech, birch and maple.
cut July and August about 40 per~ cent
split; in carloads Of ~ cords or more at $40
per cord on cars Montpelier or Barre. M. &
w; K. delivery terms cash Frank A. O'Con-
250 ~ Ssst1os
FOR SALE--Brunswick phonoeraph, in Al
condition: number of nice records price
right u taken at once; phone 440-w l87tf
FOR SALE-Inauire Of A. w.
Clark. Trcw hill. Tel. 236-Y lsstf
FOR SALE-onicns in 100 10. bags, No.
l. $40: No 2, $3.50: Cabbages on their
roots, 81 25 and 100 per dozen Savoy 31.5O
per dozen beets. carrots and turnips s1.0o
bard squash. 20 MS Or more at 4 cts per
70. Al delivered. Mitchell farm. phone
zzS-g. Barre. 1871
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Wednesday, November s
at II o'clock

on the main road leading from Barre
to Washington about one mile from
the village and three miles from East
Barre, the following described prop
orfy.
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20 tons of hay, fodder, oats, acres
of Sanford corn fodder--well cared, rs
bushels potatoes and about so run Of
wood.
Terms at time Of sale. Lunch at
noon. Tuesday, Oct. 81. 1922.
WALTER and ANNIE z. PERKINS,
Owners.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer, aBrre. VT.
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HELP MANUFACTURING
HELP WANTED--MALE

CYLINDER PREssMEN AND COMPOST
TORS--Steady position with good wages
In modern plant doing highest grade OF
work apply by letter to Douglas G. McMurt-
RE, Condo Mast Press, Greenwich, Conn.
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TO RENT-At 81 Washington street up-
stairs tenement Of rooms and bath hot
wah~~ connection. electric lights and ras
for particulars call i7e-R. 1s7tf
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GOOD FARM-With granite house on Cob
hle Hill rs ton hay in barn /: house can be-
rented with and without land Tel. 225-I or
6es-W- 1911
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TO RENT Tenement IL Terrace Ave. va
cant Nov. LIST. rooms and bath Tel.
5e7-R I9otf
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complete In every de4sil: centrally located
in good part of city would consider only
people without children as house must be
kent in excellent condition: write to
House" care Times Office 1895
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TO RENT-Upstairs tenement Mt SIS WASH
ington street. for two adults, or more:
furnished or unfurnished; call or phone
7is-x. 1906
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TENEMENT TO REMIT So. Main street:
vacant Nov. LIST; INQUIRE v. E. Ayers.
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TO RENT-6-room cottage at 1870 Seinfn-
airy street; electric lights. bath: rent req
sonable; inquire Mrs. r. @. Mcdonnell, Tel
10 1877
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27
LAPQRTE WOMAN FOILS
KIDNAPPING ATTEMPT

LAPORTE. Ind, May 26.-Being
pretty. nearly proved 10 be the kid
naping OF Mrs. Annus Bernacchi. 25.
wife Of Angelo Bernacchi. gardener
lest night when a man attempted
% carry her away in his automobile.
l. became known Friday man
about 80 years Old. blond. and six
feet tall drove a high powered auto
mobile 20 the Bernacchi home and
after purchasing cabbage and to-
mato plants from Ars BernacchL
who was alone. the stranger picked
up her Is months old baby and
stepped into his car
Mrs Bernacchi. nearby, watched
the man who evidently was playing
with the baby She approached the
automobile 20 pick up her child,
you're pretty girl and I'm going
~ take YOU away with me- the man
threatened as he grabbed her arm
Mrs. Bernacchi screamed. she
struggled with the stranger who
was trying TO pull her into the seat
he released his grip when she
scratched him on the face Snatch
ling her baby. Mrs. Bernacchi broke
away from the stranger she ran into
the house. As Neighbors answered
her OutCries the man dashed away.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-27
HUNTINGTON COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT HELD

HUNTINGTON Ind. May &c. -
Twelve young men and 10 young
women were gracuated from Hun
tiEgton college here Friday The
Rev. Edward W Day. of RenviHe,
Mimi, delivered the commencement
address
The list OF graduates follows:
College of liberal arts with A. b.
and B. 5 degrees - J. Clayton
Smith, Abbott, y NJ; NJ. Herner,
Ubee. Ind; 10y Laney, Frontier.
Mich: William Mccoy Marysville,
Pa; Elber Ream. Huntington; OE-
lando Bump, Council Bluffs, Ia.
From th- two-year elementary
course-Bernice Clock, Kenton. O.;
Mable Polling. Huntington; Grace
Hull Hope. Ind: Lucille Morse,
Huntington; Iva Hall. Lafontaine,
Ind. cleo Rittenneuse Huntington
Yreatha Robinett. Ubee. Ind: Glenn
Earhart. Markle
From academy or high school
course--LoIeta Harsh. Blissfield
Mich. Frank Prowell. Manchester
Pa: Edward Griffin. Angola. Ind.
Cclman Regnier. Clyde, Kan; Mary
Mummart. Uhee. Ind. Clyde Mead
ows. Pamplin. Va.
Two-year theological course -
Myrta Wentz. Wauseon. o.
FOur-year theological course-M
Herner, who gets a diploma with
degree of bachelor Of divinity.